Manager programs

Referral programs, early-access chains, and DAO grants available to Chamber managers.

Chamber runs a few programs that active managers can opt into. Most involve sharing fees with referrers or getting early access to new chains and features.

Referral programs

Two separate referral programs exist. They're independent — you can enable either, both, or neither.

Offchain referral program (performance + management fees)

A referrer earns a share of the performance and management fees generated by the depositors they bring in.

• Set in vault settings → Manage Referral Program.

• Two sliders: % of performance fees (0–100%), % of management fees (0–100%).

• Generates a referral link for that vault. Depositors arriving through the link are attributed to the referrer for as long as they hold.

• Optional toggle: hide referral link from the vault page (useful if you only want to share it directly).

• Disabled by default.

The sliders set how much of your fee goes to the referrer. The DAO takes its 10% protocol cut first, then the slider splits what's left. Example: 20% performance fee → 10% goes to the DAO → 18% (of profits) remains for the manager → 50% slider splits that 9%/9% between referrer and manager.

Onchain referral program (entry fees)

A referrer earns a share of the entry fee paid by the depositors they bring in. Onchain, programmatic, and trackable.

• Set in vault settings → Onchain Referral Program.

• Two configs:

  • Per-vault share — override for this specific vault.

  • Manager global default — applies across all vaults you manage unless a vault overrides it.

• Share range: 0–100% of the entry fee.

• Disabled by default.

Referral shares only take effect when entry fees are enabled for the vault. A vault with a 0% entry fee can't pay out an onchain referral share — there's nothing to share.

Which program fits which use case

Offchain for long-term capital partners, onchain for wide-funnel referrals. Both can run in parallel.

HyperEVM early access

HyperEVM (Perps + Spot) is a limited early-access program. Not every manager can deploy a vault there yet — managers are onboarded in waves.

If you're interested, reach out via Discord.

DAO grants

The Chamber DAO occasionally allocates treasury funds to managers running strategies the ecosystem wants more of — e.g. a specific yield product, a market-making vault, or a new chain's anchor vault.

Proposals and past allocations live in Governance. If you have a vault idea that needs capital to bootstrap, start there.

Related

• Fees and performance — how fees work before any referral split.

• Fees & performance — how fees accrue before any referral split.

• Chain capabilities — which chains are generally available vs. early access.