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Vault partners are collaborators reviewed and approved by SeaBond. Regular users do not have vault creation permission by default. After approval, partners can see Create and Manage and Create Vault.

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What partners can do

  • Create public or private vaults
  • Configure vault name, avatar, description, and strategy overview
  • Set minimum allocation, profit share, and lock-up period
  • Manage vaults they created or are authorized to manage
  • Review participant count, managed capital, and profit-share data
  • Modify vault settings within allowed ranges
  • Initiate vault stopping and follow-up liquidation workflows
Partners can only manage vaults they created or are authorized to manage. They cannot modify another partner’s vault.

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Apply to become a partner

  1. Contact SeaBond official support through the product or official support channels.
  2. Request vault partner permission.
  3. Submit account or wallet information, personal or organization introduction, planned vault type, target users, strategy overview, risk management and user service plan, and relevant qualifications.
  4. Wait for SeaBond review. The team may request additional information.
  5. After approval, SeaBond enables partner permission for the account.
Submitting an application does not guarantee approval. The final result is based on SeaBond’s official notice.

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Where to manage after approval

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Create a vault

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Content requirements

Vault information should be accurate, clear, and verifiable. Do not use misleading claims such as guaranteed profit, principal protection, no risk, fixed return, or official bailout. Good vault descriptions explain strategy source, historical performance, max drawdown, suitable risk preference, major risks, lock-up rules, exit rules, and profit-share rules.

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Manage created vaults

Partners can review and manage vault status, participant count, managed capital, historical PnL and drawdown, user allocation and exit progress, partner profit-share data, vault rules, display information, and stop or liquidation workflows.

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Partner allocation in own vault

If a partner also allocates to a vault they created, the creator’s initial or required retained allocation usually needs to remain. Only the excess portion may be reduced or exited according to rules. A partner’s own vault may not display the same personal stop-loss and exit logic as a regular participant.