Earn basis yield.
Keep it all.
Run a hedged basis trade on perpetual futures in your own account and earn funding every hour.
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The difference
Renzo Basis isn’t
like the others.
There’s no vault and no receipt token. Your money isn’t pooled with anyone else’s, and neither is your risk. The trade runs in your own account.
Renzo BasisYour account- Your money stays in your own account
- You hold the actual positions
- Your risk isn’t shared with anyone
- Only you can withdraw
- Your money is pooled with everyone else’s
- You get a receipt token
- You share the pool’s risk
- An operator controls the funds
How it works
Three steps.
All in your account.
Prices move up and down. Your hedge cancels that out, and funding lands every hour.
- 01
Deposit
Add USDC to your own account.
- 02
Basis trade opened
Open position with automatic collateral and leverage controls.
- 03
Collect yield
Funding settles to your position every hour. It can turn negative.
Risk automations
Three risk controls,
fully automated.
Each automation runs on its own, or can be set to watch only.
Hedge automation
Watches for spot the short no longer covers. It sells the excess spot to bring the legs back in line.
Yield automation
Exits to USDC once funding has run net negative over your configured window, not on the first negative hour. One-way: it doesn’t re-enter on its own.
Safety buffer
When margin runs thin, it uses idle USDC first, and shrinks both legs only if the cash isn’t there.
Is Renzo Basis a vault?
No. There’s no vault, no pooled liquidity and no receipt token. The trade runs in your own account, your risk is your own position, and only you can withdraw.
Can Renzo withdraw my funds?
No. The trade-only agent key can open, adjust and close your position. It can’t withdraw or transfer funds, and you can revoke it anytime.
What happens if funding turns negative?
Shorts pay instead of earning. The yield automation doesn’t react to one bad hour, since a round trip costs more than an hour of negative funding: it exits to USDC once funding has run net negative over your configured window. It doesn’t re-enter on its own.
What does it cost?
No performance or management fee. You pay a 5 bps builder fee on perpetual fills and spot sells (spot buys are excluded), plus the trading venue’s fees.
Is there a lockup?
No. Withdraw some or all of your funds whenever you want. There is no cooldown.
What are the risks?
Funding can stay negative, sharp moves can outpace the automations, and you rely on the trading venue, its bridges and Renzo’s software. These protections reduce risk. They do not remove it.
Own the trade,
not a token.
Self-custody, hourly funding and risk automations, in an account you own.
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