USDG Vaults

USDG Vaults on Robinhood Chain — with HISS fuses in the loop. Anyone can create a public USDG vault, depositors receive vault shares, and vault strategies rebalance into source-verified Robinhood Chain tokenized assets under binding HISS fuse rules. Every action writes a deterministic, database-backed receipt.

Chain architecture

• Vault chain: Robinhood Chain — mainnet 4663, testnet 46630, ETH gas.
• Base asset: USDG on Robinhood Chain (6 decimals, canonical contract source-verified).
• Rebalance universe: source-verified Robinhood Chain Stock Tokens and tokenized ETFs.
• Payments: x402 payments may use Base where configured — Base is never the vault chain.
• Boundary: Robinhood MCP is not used for pooled vault execution. The Phase 6 Bankrbot → Robinhood MCP path stays per-user, per-account, and unpooled.

The vault lifecycle

1. A creator configures a vault in the creation wizard: source-verified assets, 17 binding fuses, bounded fees, disclosed lockup.
2. The creator pays the 100 USDG creation fee and seeds at least 5% of TVL as skin in the game.
3. The VaultFactory deploys the vault on Robinhood Chain (testnet first; mainnet requires explicit approval).
4. Public deposits open only after the legal-readiness gate passes: contract audit, legal signoff, jurisdiction policy.
5. Depositors accept the risk acknowledgment, deposit USDG, and receive vault shares — sharing profits and losses.
6. Rebalances compile through HISS fuse checks and write receipts plus post-rebalance audits.

What HISS is here

The compiler, fuse verifier, receipt layer, and marketplace. HISS is not a broker-dealer, investment adviser, custodian, or order router. Vault performance depends on creator strategy and markets: past performance is not a guarantee of future returns, and no vault offers guaranteed yield of any kind.

Read next

• Vault fees · Creator economics · Depositor risks
• Tokenized assets · Stock Tokens · Source verification