Semi-Redeemable Vaults

A Semi-Redeemable Vault is a smart vault that offers conditional redemption rights, implementing financial products that sit between:

  • Redeemable yield vaults

  • Non-redeemable funding for closed end funds, companies, and protocols

Comparison

Feature
Redeemable Vault
Semi-Redeemable Vault

Deposit

Swaps deposit token for vault token at NAV

Swaps deposit token, records redemption price

Redemption

Redeem at NAV

Redeem at original deposit value, or redeem a subset of tokens, or redeem all tokens at NAV

Vesting

None

Assets may "vest" to the vault when a token holder surrenders redemption rights

Transparency

Full NAV reporting

Full NAV + redemption tracking

Transferability

Fully transferable

Fully transferrable. However, transfers may trigger loss of redemption rights

Key Characteristics

  1. Deposit Tracking – Every deposit transaction is individually tracked with its own redemption price and vesting schedule.

  2. Controlled Redemption – Depositors may:

    • Redeem at their original deposit value, or

    • Lose redemption rights if they transfer or vest their tokens.

  3. Investment Allocation – Assets are invested by a curator or a startup in defined strategies.

  4. Transparent Reporting – Vaults publish on-chain or off-chain reports detailing:

    • Net Asset Value (NAV)

    • Redemption rights

    • Vested amounts

These controls help us implement DATs, SPACs, Flying ICOs, and Callable Funds with low costs and high liquidity

LIfe Cycle

Depositors retain an option to redeem at the original deposit value.

Redemption rights can expire over time, causing assets to "vest". Vested assets are locked for long-term investment, building value beyond simple yield.

Vault operators can turn on redemption and easily return generated value to depositors.

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