kyc.eligibility metadata allow-lists only the US and its territories and lists a required investor tier; eligibility is set by the issuer. Every fund shares the same mechanics: an on-ramp contract for subscriptions and a fixed redemption wallet for exits.
Availability
List the Securitize yields enabled for your project with
GET /v1/yields filtered by providers=securitize.
All four funds set kycRequired: true and kycMode: external_redirect, with defaultPolicy: deny on eligibility: only the US and its territories are allow-listed (usPersonAllowed: true), enforced both on-chain by the DS Registry whitelist and by IP at action creation. See RWA KYC for the generic verification flow.
Entering
The enter argument isamount, in USDC. Before building the transaction, yield.xyz checks the wallet against the fund’s DS Registry whitelist, then enforces a minimum subscription: ACRED requires 50,000 USDC for a first subscription and 10,000 USDC once the wallet already holds a balance; STAC requires 100,000 USDC first and 1,000 USDC subsequently; HLSCOPE requires 10,000 USDC first and 1,000 USDC subsequently. VBILL sets no fund-level minimum beyond the on-chain minimum the on-ramp contract enforces directly. Subscribing swaps USDC for the fund’s token through the on-ramp contract in a single transaction.
Exiting
Exiting is a transfer, not a redemption call: the exit argumentamount, in the position token, is sent by an ERC-20 transfer to the fund’s redemption wallet, and Securitize processes the payout off-platform from there. status.enter and status.exit are always true; a paused fund would reject the on-chain transaction itself.
Rewards and position
Yield accrues in the position token’s net asset value relative to USDC; reward claiming is automatic. ACRED is value-accruing with no distributions, so itsapy reflects annualized NAV growth since inception rather than a payout rate. Which fee types you can configure on this yield is listed in mechanics.possibleFeeTakingMechanisms; see Monetization.
Next steps
RWA KYC
Discover KYC requirements and route users through issuer onboarding.
Action lifecycle
Request, sign, and submit enter and exit actions.

