Find a vault
How to browse, filter, and evaluate Chamber vaults before depositing.
Chamber vaults are listed in the Chamber app. You can filter by chain, strategy category, fees, and performance metrics. Every vault has a public page with its full composition, history, and manager details.
The vault directory
Open the Chamber app and navigate to the vault list. Each card shows:
Vault name and manager.
Chain. Ethereum, Polygon, Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, Plasma, or HyperEVM.
Strategy category. Managed, automated, yield, leverage, etc. — a label the manager sets in vault settings.
Vault Score and Risk Factor. Summary metrics — see below.
Current AUM.
Fees. Entry / exit / performance / management at a glance.
Vault Score and Risk Factor
Two metrics help you compare vaults quickly. Neither is a prediction; both are backward-looking.
Vault Score — a performance summary calculated as Sortino ratio × √(7-day average vault value). Rewards steady, risk-adjusted returns on vaults that have meaningful capital deployed. A new vault with no history will show a low score until it's been running for a while.
Risk Factor — a 1–5 rating based on downside deviation. 1 = historically low downside volatility, 5 = historically high. Useful as a first-pass filter, not a guarantee.
See Leaderboard & ranking for the full methodology.
The vault page
Clicking into a vault shows:
Composition — what the vault currently holds, broken down by asset.
Performance chart — NAV over time, priced in USD via the oracle layer.
Fee schedule — full fees, the high-water mark for performance, and the annual management rate.
Manager — name, address, and any other vaults they run.
Trading history — recent transactions executed by the manager or their delegated trader.
Whitelist status — public or private. If private, you'll see a "not eligible to deposit" message unless the manager has added your address.
What to look at before depositing
Rough order of importance:
Does the strategy match what you want exposure to? A stablecoin yield vault and a leveraged ETH vault are radically different products. Read the strategy description.
Risk Factor. Anything you wouldn't sleep through should be reflected here.
Track record length. A vault with two weeks of history tells you less than one with two years.
Manager. Who runs it, what else they run, how they communicate.
Fees. Higher performance fees aren't automatically bad, but they need to be justified by the strategy.
Composition. What's the vault actually holding right now? Does it match the stated strategy?
Related
Deposit — the deposit flow itself.
Risks — the honest list of what can go wrong.
Leaderboard & ranking — how Vault Score and Risk Factor are calculated.
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