Public Vault Listing

While the IPOR Fusion protocol is entirely permissionless - allowing anyone to deploy a vault and share its address directly with users - the official Fusion DApp frontend lists a public registry of vaults. To appear on this default interface, a vault must successfully pass a public listing review.

This review process is conducted directly between the Atomist and the IPOR Fusion DAO. Its primary purpose is to assess whether a vault exposed to the public meets baseline security, transparency, and operational standards.

Listing Requirements

To be approved for the public registry, an Atomist must demonstrate that their vault adheres to a comprehensive set of criteria. The DAO conducts a systematic review of its configuration.

1. Security and Governance Concepts

The vault's access control and security architecture must align with the Vault Governance and Depositor-Led Security Best Practices. Alternatively, the Atomist must implement a comparable and robust security framework utilizing components such as:

• Multisig wallets for the OWNER_ROLE and ATOMIST_ROLE.

• Timelocks for sensitive configuration changes.

• A dedicated GUARDIAN_ROLE for emergency interventions.

2. Comprehensive Vault Description

Transparency is critical. The vault must provide a complete and accessible description covering the following areas:

• Strategy: A clear explanation of how the vault generates yield, the protocols it interacts with, and the underlying mechanics.

• Vault Governance: Explicit disclosure of who holds the OWNER_ROLE, ATOMIST_ROLE, and GUARDIAN_ROLE, including a description of the multisig setups (e.g., threshold requirements and signers).

• Contribution Policy: If the vault charges onboarding (deposit) or offboarding (withdrawal) contributions, the description must clearly explain their purpose and calculation methodology. For example, stating whether the contributions are fixed or dynamically calculated.

• Atomist Profile: Background information on the vault creator/manager and reliable contact information.

3. Legal Compliance

The Atomist must confirm that the vault, its strategy, and its marketing comply with the laws that apply to the Atomist in each jurisdiction where they operate. The Atomist must hold any license their activities require.

The IPOR Fusion DAO Setup Check

As part of the listing process, the IPOR Fusion DAO conducts a high-level technical review of the Vault's configuration.

The setup check verifies:

• Contract Configuration: Fuses, Dependency Balance Graphs, and Price Oracle Middleware are correctly assigned and logically structured.

• Strategy Sanity Check: A high-level review of the strategy's execution path to check for obvious logical flaws or broken integration loops.

What is NOT checked:

The review does not include a granular analysis of the strategy's risk parameters. The DAO does not evaluate e.g. the safety of the target Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratios, the depth of liquidity in the target pools, or the broader market risks associated with the underlying protocols.

Frontend Visibility

Passing the DAO review makes a vault eligible to be added to the official frontend registry. There is no strict minimum Total Value Locked (TVL) required to be listed.However, to optimize the user experience and surface established strategies, the IPOR Fusion frontend implements a default visibility filter. Vaults with a TVL below $100,000 are hidden by default. Users who wish to explore newly listed or smaller vaults can manually toggle this filter off within the interface to view the complete list of DAO-approved vaults.