
Blackbox Vaults
Blackbox is RFY's higher-conviction vault tier: a managed USDT vault built for strategies that need more freedom than passive yield. Depositors receive ERC-4626 receipt shares, while the share price reflects the vault's realized performance through NAV.
Blackbox is a higher-risk product. Returns are not fixed or guaranteed, and NAV can decline.
Inside the Blackbox
Blackbox is best understood as a managed capital engine, not a fixed-rate pool. Three layers work together throughout each rolling epoch.
The result is a continuous loop: capital is accounted for onchain, deployed by the strategist within the mandate, settled back into the vault, and reflected in totalAssets() and receipt-share NAV. Deposits and withdrawals align with the vault's rolling epoch windows rather than an always-open liquidity model.

Deposit and withdrawal requests may be queued until the applicable epoch, settlement, or redemption window. Check the live vault page for the current status before submitting a request.
Live deployments
Both Blackbox vaults currently accept USDT.
Always confirm the selected network, vault contract, and deposit-token address before approving USDT or depositing.
Contract architecture
Blackbox uses the same core vault contracts as RFY's other vaults. The post-BailSec changes were minor and were not specific to Blackbox; Blackbox does not introduce a separate product-specific contract system.
See Audits and Contract Addresses.
Fees
Blackbox currently charges no management or performance fee. Confirm the terms shown in the RFY app before depositing because vault terms may change.
Principal risks
Strategy and market risk — Options and momentum positions can lose value, especially during sharp or persistent market moves.
Directional exposure — Blackbox is not designed to remain fully delta neutral at all times.
Strategist and counterparty risk — Offchain execution and settlement depend on the strategist and the venues used.
Liquidity risk — Deposits and withdrawals may be queued around rolling epochs.
Smart contract and protocol risk — RFY contracts and any onchain yield protocols used can fail or be exploited.
Performance risk — Backtests and prior returns do not predict future results.

