Invictus wallets
When you deploy liquidity, Invictus creates dedicated wallets linked to your connected wallet. They hold the tokens and positions you put to work, and they carry out the actions you request, such as depositing, rebalancing, claiming fees and withdrawing.
This is what makes Invictus fast: one confirmation can run a swap, a deposit and a range update across a protocol’s contracts, without a wallet pop-up for every step.
- Linked to
- Your connected wallet. Only it can create, fund and withdraw from them.
- How many
- As many as you like. Use separate wallets to keep strategies or risk levels apart.
- What they do
- Deposit, rebalance, compound, claim and withdraw, only on your instructions.
- Withdrawals
- Always to your connected wallet.
Funding a wallet
Send tokens from your connected wallet with Deposit, or transfer to the address shown in the wallet panel. Keep a little of the network’s gas token in each wallet so it can pay for transactions.
Withdrawing
Choose Withdraw on a wallet or a position. Open positions are closed first, then the tokens are sent to your connected wallet. Network conditions and protocol limits can affect how quickly a withdrawal completes.
Invictus is semi-custodial. Read Security and custody for exactly what that means and what we do to protect these wallets.