Vaults
Lock UNITCOIN as collateral to create a vault, receive crypto deposits, and earn withdrawal processing fees.
How Vaults Work
Vaults provide decentralized custody — instead of a central entity holding deposits, individual users stake UNITCOIN to guarantee them.
- Add a receiving address (e.g., your ETH address) in Profile → Settings → Wallet
- Lock UNITCOIN into a vault — this creates and activates it
- Receive deposits — the system routes incoming deposits to your vault
- Earn fees — process withdrawals and earn 0.5% per withdrawal
Setting Up a Vault
- Navigate to Wallet → Deposit → Vault Dashboard
- Select the cryptocurrency (e.g., ETH)
- Click View Vault → Add UNIT to Vault
- Enter your verified receiving address for that crypto
- Specify how much UNITCOIN to lock
- Confirm — your vault is now active
Tranche System
Your locked UNITCOIN value determines which deposits you're eligible to receive:
| Locked UNITCOIN Value | Eligible Deposit Range |
|---|---|
| $100 – $1,000 | $0 – $100 |
| $1,000 – $10,000 | $100 – $1,000 |
| $10,000 – $100,000 | $1,000 – $10,000 |
| $100,000+ | $10,000+ |
The system selects the least risky vault in each tranche — the one with the lowest ratio of received funds to locked UNITCOIN.
Unlocking UNITCOIN
To get your UNITCOIN back, you must burn the equivalent underlying assets — similar to repaying a loan:
Example:
- You lock 1,000 UNITCOIN (worth $5,000)
- Someone deposits 1 ETH → directed to your vault
- To unlock: burn 1 ETHU (the wrapped equivalent)
- Your UNITCOIN is released
Key Points
- You can create vaults for multiple cryptocurrencies simultaneously
- You can top up your vault at any time to increase capacity
- Vault owners earn 0.5% of withdrawal amounts they process
- Your vault portfolio is visible in the Vault Dashboard
→ See also: Vault Pallet