Overview
This section of the Flux documentation is for curators (individuals or protocols) who want to create and manage a Flux vault.
What Is a Curator?
Curators are the architects of Flux vaults. They don’t just deploy—they define the rules of engagement. A curator configures three layers: 1. Strategy — The risk logic
Define solvency requirements (collateral ratios, liquidation thresholds)
Set interest rates and fee structures
Use pre-built strategies with tunable parameters, or deploy custom logic
Choose immutable (locked forever) or mutable (timelocked updates)
2. Policies — The access rules
Who can deposit (open, whitelisted, or permissioned)
Who can manage (open, whitelisted, or single-manager)
Deposit caps, withdrawal limits, other guardrails
3. Scope — The asset and chain boundaries
Which assets managers can trade (ERC20s, yield-bearing tokens, NFTs)
Which chains capital can flow to
Which oracles price each asset
The result: a fully customized lending venue with its own risk parameters, access controls, and operational boundaries—all enforced by code.
Get Started
Learn how to create and configure Flux vaults.
Learn how to monitor a vault's health and enforce security.
Learn about the risks involved in Flux vaults and the curator's responsibility in managing them.
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