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Vault Insurance

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Last updated 7 months ago

Vault depositors can insure their vault deposits using Insurace. Managers cannot purchase insurance on behalf of depositors, only wallets containing vault tokens can purchase insurance.

Insurace only insures against hacks from smart contract vulnerabilities involving the dHEDGE smart contracts, and nothing else. This means if a vault loses funds due to a failure in an integrated protocol, exchange, third-party applications, order failures, other protocol hacks, Insurace will not cover these types of losses.

More on Smart Contract Vulnerability Insurance can be found here: https://docs.insurace.io/landing-page/documentation/cover-products/smart-contract-vulnerability-cover

How to use the insurance?

To insure your vault tokens, head over to your vault's webpage within the dHEDGE app and search for this icon.

Those links will take you to a page where you can enter the parameters you need to insure your deposits.

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Located at vault's deposit section