# System Overview

Rayze funds are onchain entities deployed on Base. Each fund is a set of coordinated components that handle custody, governance, accounting, execution, and onboarding - all enforced by smart contracts.

This section explains what a fund is made of, how capital moves through it, and how external trading venues connect.

**Wallet & Onboarding** - Your wallet is generated by Privy. Fund it with USDC and request membership in any fund on the platform.

**Limbo Vault** - When you request to join a fund, your deposit is held in a staging vault for up to 96 hours while the fund reviews your request. If denied, your funds are returned automatically.

**Fund Treasury** - Approved deposits move to the fund's treasury - a Safe multisig controlled by the fund's Admins. Your USDC converts to SHARES representing your ownership percentage.

**Membership** - Accepted members receive a non-transferable membership NFT and gain access to the fund's transaction history, analytics, chat, and member directory.

**Execution & Integrations** - Trades execute from the fund treasury through dedicated subwallets that connect to external protocols like Hyperliquid and Polymarket.

You retain full ownership of your capital at every stage - from the moment you request to join through to exiting the fund.


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