> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.useflux.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.useflux.xyz/curate/overview.md). # 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
Creating a VaultLearn how to create and configure Flux vaults.
Monitoring Vault HealthLearn how to monitor a vault's health and enforce security.
Understanding Vault RisksLearn about the risks involved in Flux vaults and the curator's responsibility in managing them.