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SuperformOS is the operating system for programmable vaults. It lets operators launch, operate, and distribute SuperVaults with transparent rules, bounded execution, validator-attested pricing, and auditable operating history. Most vaults call themselves non-custodial, but their strategy logic still lives in private workflows: manual rebalances, internal scripts, multisig decisions, or trusted operator processes. SuperformOS moves that logic into a visible operating surface. Operators define what a vault is allowed to do. Users and partners can inspect the mandate, eligible actions, yield sources, pricing controls, and operating history. Execution stays inside the rules the vault has disclosed.

What SuperformOS Does

Create and Launch Vaults

Deploy a SuperVault, attach listing metadata, fund upkeep, and move from onchain creation to live distribution.

Authorize Execution

Configure approved actions, generate merkle roots, sync authorization onchain, and publish proof artifacts.

Operate Strategies

Build rule-based deposit, withdrawal, and rebalance logic with OMS-backed intent execution.

Use Risk Controls

Pause vaults, pause services, and arm per-yield-source emergency liquidity exits when conditions change.

Operator Jobs

1

Prepare access

2

Create the vault

Use the four-step Create Vault wizard to configure identity, operators, fees, and listing metadata.
3

Complete launch readiness

Work through the Setup Checklist: created, upkeep funded, hooks configured, yield sources whitelisted, strategy created, and catalog listed/available.
4
5

Respond to incidents

Use Pause Operations, Alerts, audit logs, and notification channels to halt or drain risk when needed.

API Surface

SuperformOS is backed by three main services:
  • Erebor — vault management, settings, registries, merkle workflows, upkeep, users, notifications, and pause controls.
  • Strategy Engine — strategies, ordering, live shards, intent projections, fills, and emergency locks.
  • OMS — DeFiX intent execution, events, hook transactions, and session-key readiness.
See Operate API Overview for the service map.
SuperformOS prepares transactions and displays operational state. Protocol state changes still happen through signed onchain transactions from the authorized operator wallet.