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# SFI Vaults
SFI Vaults are a cornerstone of the SFI Layer-2 ecosystem, offering users a comprehensive asset management solution that incorporates multi-asset and multi-strategy capabilities. These vaults utilise advanced asset management techniques, integrating AI and machine learning to provide flexibility and diversity in managing assets. Users benefit from a fully non-custodial experience, supported by a state-of-the-art Risk Engine and Execution Engine that ensure security. Additionally, the vaults are equipped with a comprehensive Backoffice solution, the Vault Management Dashboard, which has been designed with vault managers and strategists in mind.
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**Overview**
SFI Vaults combine flexibility and sophistication to manage assets within the volatile DeFi landscape. These multi-asset, multi-strategy vaults, powered by advanced AI-driven risk management and automated execution engines, represent a significant evolution in the management of tokenised real-world assets.
SFI vaults allow users to deposit various assets that convert into a base token for unified management. The strategies deployed within the vaults optimise yields while safeguarding user funds through robust governance and risk frameworks.
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