A vault named “Sentora” in Upshift’s catalog, such as Sentora wBTC, is an Upshift vault; its yields carry the
upshift provider ID.Availability
Each vault takes one deposit asset (for example USDC, WETH, AUSD, or a BTC derivative) and issues that vault’s own share token. List the vaults enabled for your project with
GET /v1/yields filtered by providers=upshift.
Entering
An enter action approves the deposit asset and deposits it into the vault, which mints its share token to your address. Multi-asset vaults route the deposit through the vault’s own multi-asset entry point rather than a plain ERC-4626deposit, but the enter flow looks the same: approve, then deposit.
Exiting
Exiting always requests a redemption; it does not settle in the same transaction. The request converts your shares to a claim on the underlying asset and starts the vault’s withdrawal period, which is set per vault and can be zero (instant) up to several days. Some vaults also expose an optionaluseInstantExecution exit argument for an immediate redemption instead of waiting out the full period, where the vault contract supports it.
Once the withdrawal period elapses, Upshift’s keeper processes the epoch and sends the underlying asset directly to your address. yield.xyz’s balances endpoint marks a matured request as claimable, but releasing it is handled by Upshift’s keeper, not by a pending action you submit through the Yield API.
Rewards and position
Yield compounds into the vault’s share price automatically. Upshift also credits Upshift Points alongside your position, tracked for information with no claim action.Next steps
Vaults
Compare Upshift with the other vault integrations.
Action lifecycle
Request, sign, and submit enter and exit actions.

