yieldpad

Turn any yield strategy into an onchain market. One launch, one vault, open to anyone. Creators build the yield. Capital finds it. Robinhood Chain.

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Yieldpad is live.

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A permissionless launchpad for yield markets on Robinhood Chain.

Until now, launching a yield product meant building the vault, accounting, shares, fee logic and deposit infrastructure yourself.

Yieldpad turns that into one transaction.

Bring a strategy that earns.

Name the yield, configure where the capital goes, set the custody ceiling and performance fee, then launch.

Yieldpad deploys a standalone vault for the market.

From there, anyone can deposit and receive ERC-20 shares representing their position.

The yield can come from almost anywhere:

→ stablecoin lending
→ tokenized assets
→ LP fees
→ liquidations
→ RWA cashflows
→ ERC-4626 vaults
→ custom strategies
Yieldpad doesn't choose which yields should exist.
It doesn't rank strategies or decide what deserves capital.

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Dex is paid.

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Paying Dex.

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Yield shouldn’t need a new protocol every time someone finds a new way to earn.

If you find a strategy that generates yield, you should be able to turn it into a market immediately.

That’s the idea behind Yieldpad.

Bring the strategy.

Yieldpad gives it a vault, ERC-20 shares, accounting, fees and a place for capital to enter.

Lending yield, LP fees, tokenized assets, RWAs, liquidations or something entirely new.

You find the yield.

Yieldpad makes it investable.

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Core features of Yieldpad:

→ Permissionless yield launches
Anyone can turn a yield strategy into an onchain market.
→ One-transaction deployment
Launch a standalone YieldVault directly from the factory.

→ Any source of yield
Lending, LP fees, tokenized assets, liquidations, RWAs, ERC-4626 vaults or custom strategies.
→ ERC-20 vault shares
Depositors receive transferable shares representing their position in the market.

→ Creator-defined economics
Creators set the strategy, custody ceiling and performance fee at launch.
→ Fees on yield only
Performance fees are charged on generated yield, never on deposited principal.

→ No owner or upgrade keys
Every vault launches without an owner, pause switch or upgrade path.
→ Onchain transparency
TVL, deployed capital, share value and yield are derived directly from the vault.

Yieldpad gives anyone the infrastructure to turn a source of yield into a market.

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How to use Yieldpad.

Yieldpad has two sides: launch a yield market or deposit into one.

For creators:

Name your yield and choose a ticker.
Describe where the return comes from.
Connect the strategy that actually generates the yield.
Set the custody ceiling and performance fee.
Launch the market through the Yieldpad factory.

One transaction and 0.001 ETH later, your standalone YieldVault is live and anyone can deposit.

For depositors:

Browse the live yield markets.
Choose a strategy you understand.
Check its terms, custody and onchain activity.
Deposit the supported asset.
Receive ERC-20 shares representing your position.

As value flows back into the vault, the price of those shares increases.

When you want to exit, redeem your shares against available capital.

Creators bring the yield.
Users bring the capital.
Yieldpad brings the market infrastructure.
Launch a yield. Fund it. Earn from it.

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Here is how to launch

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