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Yuzu Money runs tokenized-RWA yield strategies and exposes them through feeder vaults. yield.xyz integrates two of them on Ethereum.
Both Yuzu yields carry the public type vault, not real_world_asset. Filtering GET /v1/yields by types=real_world_asset will not return them. Find them by providers=yuzu instead.

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Availability

The yield’s metadata does not set a KYC requirement for either vault.

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Entering

The enter argument is amount, in the vault’s input token; an optional receiverAddress sends the share token to an address other than the signer. The yield’s status.enter is false while the vault has minting paused.

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Exiting

Exiting does not return funds directly. The exit argument is amount (or useMaxAmount for the full position) and an optional receiverAddress; submitting it creates an on-chain redeem order rather than a withdrawal. The yield’s status.exit is false while the vault has redeem-order creation paused. The order sits in an operator fill window (cooldownPeriod) of 3 days for both vaults. Once the operator fills it, the position exposes a CLAIM_UNSTAKED pending action; running it is the transaction that finally returns the input token to your address.

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Position and balances

While subscribed, your address holds the vault’s share token and its price per share reflects accrued yield; reward claiming for that accrual is automatic. A redeem order in flight and a filled, unclaimed order both report as separate balances until you run CLAIM_UNSTAKED. The public balance types you see across this lifecycle are active (held shares), exiting (order pending fill), and withdrawable (filled, awaiting claim).
Yuzu is documented under RWAs because it is a tokenized-RWA yield engine, even though its yields carry type vault. It is not duplicated under DeFi Vaults.

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Next steps

Discover yields

Filter and page through the yields enabled for your project.

Action lifecycle

Request, sign, and submit enter and exit actions, and run pending actions like CLAIM_UNSTAKED.