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Name the yield
A title, a ticker for the shares, and a plain sentence about where the return comes from.
Yield markets · Robinhood Chain
Put any yield onchain.
Launch a yield. Fund it. Earn from it. A creator names the yield and points it at a strategy, the Yieldpad factory deploys a standard vault for it, and anyone can deposit.
- Launch fee
- —
- Performance fee
- set by the creator, max 20%
- Charged on
- yield only
- Vault owner
- nobody
Live from the chain
Yield markets, as launched.
Everything the factory has ever deployed. Nothing here is curated, ranked or endorsed.
| Market | Strategy | APY | TVL | Yield paid | Depositors | Custody | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Reading the factory… | |||||||
The core flow
Five steps, and none of them ask us for permission.
Yieldpad is a launchpad, not a yield aggregator. It does not pick strategies, rate them or curate a list. It deploys the market and gets out of the way.
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Configure the strategy
Wire it to a live yield source, or name your own strategy address. Then the custody ceiling and the fee.
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Launch the vault
One transaction to the Yieldpad factory deploys a vault of its own. Nothing is shared with any other market.
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Capital deposits
Anyone deposits the asset and receives shares. The market is open the second it exists.
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Yield flows to depositors
Every token that arrives lifts the price of a share. Depositors withdraw at that price, whenever they like.
What can be a market
Any yield. One market.
The vault does not care where the return comes from — only that more of the asset comes back than went out. That covers most of what earns onchain.
What the factory deploys
A vault that cannot lie about its own size.
Every market is the same contract with different constants. No owner, no pause switch, no upgrade path — the numbers on a market page are read straight out of it.
The contract
- Contract
- YieldVault
- Shares
- ERC-20, priced in the asset
- Owner
- none
- Pause / upgrade
- none
- Deposit
- open to anyone
- Withdraw
- anytime, against idle capital
- Creator can move capital
- only to the declared strategy
- Deploy ceiling
- fixed at launch
- Performance fee
- on yield only, max 20%
- Protocol share of that fee
- 20%
Three things it guarantees
TVL only goes up when tokens arrive
Capital at the strategy is counted from what actually left the vault. No function writes a bigger number — a creator can mark a position down, never up.
The fee is charged on yield, never on principal
Fee shares are minted only when the vault is worth more than the last time it looked, and they dilute holders by exactly the fee and nothing else.
Illiquidity is stated, not hidden
A withdrawal larger than the idle balance reverts instead of queueing. Every market shows how much of it is out at the strategy right now.
Where a market can actually earn
Point it at something that already pays.
A market can be wired to a live ERC-4626 vault on this chain. Yieldpad deploys a small adapter you own, the market supplies its capital into the source, and anyone can bring principal and yield back. The numbers below are read off the chain right now.
You are not limited to these. Any address can be a strategy — a desk, a contract, a multisig — and a market that names one says so on its page.
Creators bring the strategy.
The person who knows where the yield is does not have to build a protocol to sell it. They describe it, set the terms, and launch.
Yieldpad creates the market.
The factory deploys the same vault every time: shares, accounting, custody ceiling, fee. Nothing bespoke, nothing to review.
Users bring the capital.
Deposit into whichever market you believe, see exactly what it holds and what it has paid, and take your shares back at their price.
Launch a yield. Fund it. Earn from it.
One transaction, a small launch fee, and the market exists — on the chain, not on a waitlist.