Flow of Funds
From Deposit to Redemption: How Your Capital Moves
Sova Prime provides a clear, auditable flow from Bitcoin deposit to yield generation and redemption — combining smart contract enforcement with institutional-grade execution.
Here’s how it works step by step.
1. Deposit Into Vault
You start by depositing BTC into a Sova Prime vault via your Web3 wallet.
Deposits are secured by the Vault smart contract
BTC is wrapped into sovaBTC for use on the Sova Chain
In return, you receive spBTC, representing your share of the vault
2. Capital Allocation
Once confirmed on-chain, pooled BTC is allocated into market-neutral yield strategies via integrated execution partners.
Strategies include basis trades, funding spreads, and cash-equivalent rotations
Assets are deployed across diversified venues and custody setups
Risk guardrails (leverage limits, diversification policies, circuit breakers) are automatically enforced
3. Investment Execution
Execution is handled by a Yield Curator or equivalent strategy operator. They:
Allocate BTC into the targeted financial strategies
Manage portfolio exposure, hedging, and reporting
Ensure custody and operational security through partners such as Fireblocks, BNY Mellon, or equivalent
4. On-Chain NAV Reporting
As the portfolio earns yield:
The vault’s Net Asset Value (NAV) is updated periodically
The Reporter contract posts updated NAV data directly on-chain
Your spBTC token automatically reflects the higher value
5. Redemption & Settlement
When you choose to exit, the process is seamless:
Request Submission – You initiate a redemption in the Sova Prime interface
Queue Processing – Requests are batched and executed at the next settlement cycle
Asset Unwind – Strategies are unwound and BTC is returned to the vault
Token Burn – Your spBTC is burned against the vault
BTC Payout – You receive sovaBTC, which can be bridged back to native BTC
Liquidity Timing
Core Prime strategies are designed to provide fast redemptions (typically T+1–3)
Some strategies (PrimeX or specialized vaults) may require longer windows, depending on underlying assets
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