# Overview

Join funds with winning strategies and participate alongside the industry's best traders.

Find a fund, review the operator's track record, deposit USDC, and receive proportional ownership of the fund. From there, you can monitor performance in real time, participate in discussions, suggest trades, and eventually be promoted withitn the fund.

### How it works

Every fund on Rayze is an onchain entity with its own treasury, rules, and roles. Fund capital is held in a Safe multisig. Rayze does not hold, control, or have signing authority over any fund's capital.

When you deposit into a fund, your USDC enters the Limbo Vault - a staging area where it sits for up to 96 hours while the fund reviews your request. If accepted, your USDC moves to the treasury and you receive SHARES tokens proportional to your contribution. If denied, your deposit is returned automatically.

The operator executes trades from the fund treasury across integrated venues - Hyperliquid, Polymarket, ERC-20 swaps. Every trade, position, and withdrawal is recorded onchain.

### What you can see

As a fund member you have access to:

* Current positions and allocations across vaults
* Historical returns, drawdowns, and trade execution
* Governance proposals and voting outcomes
* Fund chat and member directory

Performance is not self-reported. It is derived from onchain activity.

### What protects you

* **Non-custodial** - Capital is in a Safe multisig, not held by Rayze or the operator personally. You own your assets at all times.
* **Vault partitioning** - Fund capital can be split across isolated vaults with independent risk limits
* **Immutable policies** - Allocation limits and drawdown thresholds are enforced at the contract level
* **Non-transferable membership** - SHARES cannot be sold or transferred to another wallet


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