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Turtle is a distribution protocol for DeFi yield. It sits at the center of a three-sided marketplace and matches the sides to each other. On one side are yield opportunities: 1,600+ vaults across 20+ chains, each reviewed before it reaches the catalog. On a second side are the distributors that surface those opportunities to end users, including wallets, exchanges, neobanks, and other platforms that integrate once and route their users into vaults. On the third side are the protocols that want liquidity and are willing to pay to attract it. Distributors bring the users, protocols fund the incentives, and liquidity providers earn the yield. Attribution holds the triangle together. Every deposit is linked on-chain to the distributor that sourced it, so distributors earn recurring revenue share on the TVL they bring and protocols pay only for liquidity Turtle actually delivered. Over 275,000 wallets have registered through the network, and users keep custody of their assets at every step.
A distributor is any partner that routes users into Turtle opportunities and is credited for the deposits. A vault is a yield position in the catalog that an LP deposits into. See the glossary for the full vocabulary.

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How Turtle works

The flow from an LP deposit through attribution to distributor revenue.

Trust and Security

Non-custodial architecture, diligence review, and independent audits.

What do you want to do?

Pick a path: deposit into a vault, distribute, attract liquidity, or build.