Availability
Each vault is run by a curator, named in the yield’s
curator field, who selects the markets or, for V2, the adapters the vault allocates to. Query GET /v1/yields?providers=morpho for the live list of vaults enabled for your project; do not assume a curator or asset is available on every network.
V1 vaults allocate deposits across Morpho Markets V1 for a single loan asset. V2 vaults allocate through an adapter architecture that currently routes into Morpho Markets V1 and Morpho Vaults V1, with separate curator and allocator roles. Both versions expose the same enter, exit, and reward behavior described below.
Entering and exiting
Entering approves the input token (if needed) and deposits it; the vault mints shares immediately. Exiting redeems shares for the underlying token in a single transaction, subject to the vault’s on-chain liquidity: if a curator has most of the vault deployed into markets, a large redemption may not be fully fillable until liquidity frees up.Rewards and position
The vault share’s value rises automatically as the curator’s allocations earn; no claim step is needed for the base yield. Some vaults also carry extra incentive tokens, listed in the yield’srewardRate.components[].token.
For Ethereum vaults that carry MORPHO as an extra reward token, a separate claimable balance appears with a CLAIM_REWARDS pending action that claims accrued MORPHO from Morpho’s rewards distributor. Vaults on other networks don’t expose this claim, even when they list an incentive token in their metadata.
Next steps
Vaults
Compare Morpho against other vault integrations.
Action lifecycle
How enter, exit, and CLAIM_REWARDS actions are signed and submitted.

