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# Funds transfer

## Upon Deposits

Assets consolidated in the Vault smart contract can be withdrawn to the ***Management Wallet*** via the ***Management App***.

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### Enter the recipient wallet address (Management Wallet)

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### Determine the assets to be transferred

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### Approve transaction

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{% hint style="warning" %}
Funds are transferred to the Management Wallet on the same network as the Vault.
{% endhint %}

## Upon Redemptions

To send funds to your Vault, send assets directly to its smart contract address **on the Vault’s network.**


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