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A vault is a managed strategy that holds your deposit and continuously allocates it across lending markets to chase the best available risk-adjusted yield. Instead of choosing a single market yourself, you deposit once, and the vault curator handles all rebalancing automatically. Vaults on Dynamo are built on the MetaMorpho standard, a permissionless vault framework that sits on top of Morpho Blue.

The MetaMorpho vault standard

MetaMorpho is the standard vault layer for Morpho Blue. Every vault is:
  • Non-custodial — your funds are held in the vault smart contract, never by Dynamo or the curator
  • Permissionless to create — any curator can deploy a vault targeting any set of Morpho markets
  • Transparent — current allocations, market weights, and performance data are publicly visible on-chain
  • Audited — the MetaMorpho contracts are independently audited; see the Morpho audit reports for details
Curators set the vault’s strategy: which markets to allocate to, how to weight them, and when to rebalance. Dynamo surfaces the best curated vaults and gives you the tools to compare them side by side.

Browsing vaults on Dynamo

The Vaults page lists all active MetaMorpho vaults available on Dynamo. Use the filters to find vaults that fit your goals:
Filter / SortWhat it shows
CuratorThe entity managing the vault’s allocation strategy
APYCurrent annualized yield — a blended rate across the vault’s market allocations
TVLTotal value locked — larger TVL signals more established, battle-tested vaults
Underlying assetThe token you deposit (e.g. USDC, WETH, WBTC)
MarketsThe Morpho Blue markets the vault currently allocates to
Sort by TVL first to focus on the most established vaults, then compare APY and curator to narrow down your choice.

How vaults generate yield

When you deposit into a vault:
  1. Your tokens are pooled with other depositors’ funds.
  2. The curator’s strategy allocates that pool across verified Morpho markets.
  3. Borrowers in those markets pay interest, that interest flows back to vault depositors.
  4. As market rates shift, the curator (or automated rebalancer) reallocates to maintain the best blended yield.
You receive vault shares representing your proportional stake. Shares accrue value over time as interest accumulates. There is no lock-up period, redeem your shares at any time, subject to market liquidity.

Comparing vaults

Not all vaults are equal. When evaluating a vault, consider:
  • Curator reputation — who manages the strategy and what track record do they have?
  • Market diversity — is the vault spread across many markets or concentrated in one?
  • APY stability — is the yield consistent or highly variable?
  • Performance fees — some curators charge a fee on yield earned; this is disclosed on each vault’s detail page
  • Underlying risk — review which Morpho markets the vault allocates to and their risk tiers on the Risk Dashboard
Vault APY is a blended rate and will fluctuate as market conditions change. Projected earnings shown in the UI are estimates based on the current APY.

How auto-rebalancing works

Curators monitor every market in real time. When yields shift, because utilization changes or new markets open, the vault reallocates funds to maintain the highest blended return.
1

You deposit into a vault

Your assets are added to the vault’s pool. You receive vault shares representing your proportional stake.
2

Curators allocate across markets

The vault strategy distributes your deposit across verified lending markets based on their current APY and risk profile.
3

Rebalancing happens automatically

As market rates shift, the vault moves liquidity to maintain the best risk-adjusted yield. You don’t need to take any action.
4

Your balance compounds over time

Earned interest is reinvested automatically, compounding your returns without manual intervention.

Vault APY vs. market APY

A single market’s APY reflects its current utilization. Vault APY is a blended rate across multiple markets, which can be higher or lower than any individual market at a given moment. Over time, vaults tend to outperform a static single-market deposit because of market diversification.
ScenarioSingle marketVault
Market A utilization highYou earn market A rate onlyVault captures market A and others
Market A utilization dropsYour APY fallsVault shifts to higher-yield markets
New high-yield market opensNo change for youVault allocates automatically

Depositing and withdrawing

1

Select a vault

Browse available vaults on the Vaults page. Review the current APY, total deposits, and the markets the vault is allocated to.
2

Enter your deposit amount

Input the amount you want to deposit.
3

Confirm the transaction

Approve and sign the transaction in your wallet. Your vault shares are minted immediately.
4

Withdraw anytime

To withdraw, redeem your vault shares for the underlying asset. There is no lock-up period, funds are available as long as liquidity exists in the underlying markets.
There is no lock-up period on vault deposits. However, if the markets the vault is deployed in have very high utilization, a small withdrawal delay is possible until liquidity frees up.

Vault transparency

Every vault’s current allocation is publicly visible on-chain and surfaced in the Dynamo UI. You can see exactly which markets hold your funds, what percentage is in each, and the individual APY contributing to your blended rate.
Check the vault’s allocation breakdown before depositing. A vault concentrated in a single market carries more exposure to that market’s utilization swings than one spread across many markets.