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The infrastructure is designed to adapt to varying regulatory and business requirements through specialized extension layers, enabling permissioning white-labeling and investor gatekeeping.
Fusion is built for maximum flexibility; while the protocol supports high-assurance permissioning, vault owners can choose to deploy either permissioned or permissionless Mandate Vehicles.
Configurable Access Controls: Access management is entirely at the discretion of the vault owner. Vaults can be configured as permissionless for broad market access, or permissioned for restricted institutional use cases.
Onchain Approved Investor Lists: For permissioned mandates, managers can utilize onchain allowlists via the Access Manager. This ensures that only verified wallets can contribute to the vault, providing a guarantee that capital originates from sanctioned-screened and KYC-verified sources.
Secondary Market Control (Transferability): Vault Curators manage share transferability through a streamlined global control mechanism. By default, shares remain non-transferable to ensure the integrity of private placement mandates. Curators maintain the flexibility to enable unrestricted global transfers when broad secondary market liquidity is desired, providing a clear and enforceable state for the vehicle's regulatory status.
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