Question 1

Who controls the capital in a Private Vault Account?

Accepted Answer

The client. All assets are held in a smart contract vault secured by a multi-signature model. AXM Capital cannot move funds unilaterally. Execution requires joint authorisation, ensuring full control and visibility remain with the client at all times.

Question 2

Are there lockups or withdrawal restrictions?

Accepted Answer

No. Private Vault Accounts are structured for flexibility. Clients can redeem capital partially or fully based on vault configuration and liquidity conditions. There are no hard lockups or exit windows.

Question 3

How is risk managed in the strategy?

Accepted Answer

Each vault is governed by pre-set parameters, drawdown limits, exposure caps, slippage thresholds, and circuit-breaker logic, coded directly into the contract. These ensure execution stays within your defined risk profile, without needing constant oversight.

Question 4

What kind of reporting will I receive?

Accepted Answer

We provide structured reporting at predefined intervals, covering exposure, activity, returns, and risk metrics. For clients who prefer full autonomy, vaults are fully verifiable on-chain at any time.

Question 5

Can I choose the assets or strategies used?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The mandate is tailored around your capital preferences, asset scope, risk appetite, and target outcomes. Strategies are composed in consultation with you and deployed only after agreement on structure and parameters.

Question 6

What happens if I want to adjust or pause the strategy?

Accepted Answer

Strategy updates, reallocations, or pauses follow the same governance flow used during setup. This maintains continuity while allowing the mandate to evolve with your preferences or market conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions we receive from allocators evaluating access, structure, and mandate alignment.

Still Have Questions?

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