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Wallets and vaults can use Overpass yield tokens as productive SPL assets.

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Wallet integration

Wallets should display yield-token positions with enough source context for users to understand what they hold. Recommended display fields:
  • token name and symbol
  • wrapper mint
  • underlying mint
  • source protocol
  • source pool
  • redeemable value per token
  • total wallet balance
  • estimated underlying value
  • creator and protocol deposit fees
  • source-pool warnings
Avoid displaying a yield token as a generic stablecoin or generic wrapped token. It is a source-pool-specific claim.

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Vault integration

Vaults and indexes can hold yield tokens as portfolio assets. This lets strategies allocate to lending pools while keeping the position transferable and composable. Before adding a yield token to a vault, evaluate:
  • source-pool withdrawal liquidity
  • cap behavior
  • accounting stability
  • oracle health
  • concentration limits
  • route availability for rebalancing
  • whether the wrapper is verified or canonical

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Treasury use

Treasuries can use Overpass to allocate idle assets into lending yield while keeping a tokenized position on-chain. Treasury integrations should define:
  • allowed source protocols
  • allowed underlying assets
  • maximum allocation per source pool
  • minimum withdrawal-liquidity requirements
  • risk escalation rules
  • exit routes

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Collateral markets

Collateral markets need more conservative handling. Before accepting an Overpass yield token as collateral, evaluate:
  • source protocol risk
  • source-pool liquidity and utilization
  • oracle dependencies
  • redemption delay and failure modes
  • price feed design
  • liquidation route availability
  • wrapper registry status
  • maximum loan-to-value and caps
An external oracle or risk engine may be appropriate for collateral use. The Overpass mint and redeem path uses source-pool accounting, but lending markets need independent collateral valuation and liquidation assumptions.

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Displaying APY

Use precise labels:
  • realized APY or NAV growth is backward-looking
  • source-pool APY is forward-looking
  • projected values are estimates, not guarantees
Never imply that historical NAV growth guarantees future yield.