FAQ

Short answers to the most common Chamber questions. Follow the links for detail.

Is Chamber custodial?

No. A Chamber vault is a smart contract that holds depositor assets under the manager's trading rules. The manager can trade within the vault's enabled assets but cannot withdraw depositor funds. That's enforced at the contract level by the Guard System.

Can a vault hold real stocks?

Yes, as tokenized stocks and ETFs issued by Ondo Stocks, on Ethereum. A single vault can hold them alongside spot crypto, commodities, and stablecoins, which is what makes a cross-asset strategy expressible in one vault. The tokens give economic exposure under Ondo's terms rather than direct share ownership, and vaults holding them are subject to eligibility and regional access rules. See Supported assets and Risks.

What does it cost to deposit?

Whatever the vault manager sets: entry (0–2%), exit (0–2%), performance (0–50%), and annualized management (0–3%). Chamber takes a 10% cut of each fee; the rest goes to the manager. Fees are paid in vault shares, not the deposit asset. See Fees and performance.

How do I withdraw?

Two methods: single-asset (the vault liquidates a pro-rata slice of its holdings and returns your chosen asset, may incur slippage) or underlying basket (you receive a pro-rata slice of every asset the vault holds, no vault-side swaps). See Lockup and withdrawals.

Is there a lockup?

Yes, up to 24 hours after a deposit, weighted across deposits. Top-ups extend the remaining lockup proportionally; they don't reset it. Shares can't be transferred or withdrawn during the lockup. See Lockup and withdrawals.

How are vault prices calculated?

The vault contract enumerates every holding, prices each via oracles (Chainlink, Pyth, or TWAP, chosen per asset at the protocol level), sums them, and divides by total shares outstanding. All onchain. See NAV and accounting and Oracles.

What happens if a manager behaves badly?

Bad trades within the vault's rules are possible and the depositor carries that risk. Bad actions outside the rules (trading non-allowlisted assets, calling non-allowlisted protocols, extracting depositor funds) are blocked at the contract level. See Risk model.

How do I integrate Chamber into my app?

Public integrator surfaces: SDK, Data API, Subgraph, MCP server, or the contracts directly. Start with Build overview.

Where do I ask something not answered here?

Discord for general questions. For security issues, use the Immunefi bug bounty, not Discord.