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Use your shares

Buy with ETH, sell through available routes, or redeem directly for underlying tokens.

Inspect the basket first

Open a basket from discovery or its direct detail link. Check the selected network, vault address, constituent addresses, active backing, share supply, issuance fee, and your connected-wallet balance. An unavailable value is not zero, and a token symbol is not proof of identity.

The app’s ETH quotes describe executable transactions at a specific size. They are not a guaranteed market price or an oracle-backed dollar NAV.

Buy with ETH

With ETH selected as the payment asset, select Buy, enter a budget, and request Preview buy. Choose Basket mint / redeem to use the underlying-token route described here. Review the expected net shares, creator issuance fee, estimated and maximum ETH, and expiry.

The native router buys the underlying quantities needed for the vault’s current reserve proportions, then mints backed shares. No ETF-share liquidity pool is required for this operation, but every constituent swap still needs a usable route. ETH buys do not require an ERC-20 approval.

The maximum spend is bounded by the quote. Unsent budget stays in your wallet; unused ETH sent to the router is refunded. The required purchases and mint complete together or revert.

Sell to ETH

With ETH selected as the receive asset, select Sell, enter a share amount, and request Preview sell. Choose Basket mint / redeem, review the minimum ETH proceeds and expiry, then approve the exact share amount if needed and confirm the sale.

The native router burns the shares, claims the corresponding constituents, swaps them, and returns ETH in one atomic transaction. A failure in any required leg reverts the sale. If approval takes longer than the quote remains valid, request a fresh preview before signing the sale.

Redeeming all outstanding shares through this route permanently closes the vault to new issuance. This concerns the vault’s total supply, including any shares held by the fee recipient, not only your wallet balance. Selling existing shares through ETF pool swap does not burn them or close the vault.

Redeem underlying tokens directly

Expand Underlying tokens on the basket page and select Redeem. Enter the shares to redeem, select Preview amounts, review the constituent outputs, then select Reserve withdrawal. Direct redemption does not need a DEX route: it burns your shares and reserves proportional per-token claims with your connected wallet fixed as the receiver.

After redemption confirms, the form switches to Claims. Select Load withdrawal for the recorded Withdrawal ID, then Claim token for each nonzero amount. Keep the ID from the receipt or recent-withdrawal list. If one token fails to transfer, healthy token claims can still be processed. A token deficit blocks that token’s claims until coverage is restored.

The burn and the claims are distinct operations. A successful burn does not mean that every token has already arrived in your wallet. See redemption and claims.

Deposit underlying tokens directly

A direct deposit uses each token’s actual current reserve proportion, rather than the basket’s initial spending weights. Under Underlying tokens, select Deposit, enter Gross shares to mint, then select Preview amounts. The form shows the required constituent inputs and net shares after fees.

Review the quantities, then select Approve and deposit. Confirm any required constituent approvals to the vault and the mint transaction in your wallet. The app submits the previewed amounts as input limits, the previewed net shares as the minimum, and your connected wallet as the receiver. Mint inputs round up; redemption outputs round down. Very small transactions can fail precision floors.

Trade existing shares in a pool

An ETF/WETH or ETF/quote-token pool, when available, offers another route: exchanging existing shares. A secondary swap does not mint or burn shares, change the vault’s backing, or itself collect the vault’s issuance fee.

Pool liquidity, price impact, and pool fees still apply. After an ETH preview, select ETF pool swap to review this route when available. If the basket mint/redeem quote is unavailable but a pool quote succeeds, the preview selects the pool route; check the selected route before confirming.

The configured settlement token, when offered in Pay with or Receive, uses pool swaps rather than basket minting or redemption. A Trade on Fomo link opens an external interface; it does not establish that a market exists or that execution will succeed.

Read native ETH trading and liquidity pools for integration details.

Documentation reviewed September 10, 2026Back to top ↑
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