Whitelists

A whitelist lets a vault restrict deposits to selected wallet addresses and cap the amount each address can hold. The feature is optional and starts disabled. If no whitelist is set the vault behaves as a fully public pool. Once a whitelist is enabled, every deposit is checked against the address list before shares are minted.

Each entry pairs a wallet with a personal deposit limit. During a batch deposit the vault totals the wallet’s current balance with the new amount. If that sum would exceed the wallet’s cap the transaction is reverted. A missing entry simply means the address cannot deposit at all. Strategists or the vault owners can add, change, or remove whitelist entries, but none of those changes take effect immediately.

Whitelists are most useful in controlled settings like private or test‑phase vaults, regulated pools that accept only KYC‑approved addresses, or strategies that need to cap large whales so smaller LPs are not crowded out. If the whitelist outlives its usefulness, the owner can deactivate it, and the vault will reopen to the public.