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Exit vault positions and receive any token you want—on any chain. Biconomy handles the redemption, swap, and bridge in a single transaction.

The Problem It Solves

Without Biconomy, exiting a vault position requires:
  1. Approve vault withdrawal (signature 1)
  2. Redeem shares for underlying (signature 2)
  3. Swap to desired token (signature 3)
  4. If cross-chain: bridge to destination (more signatures, more waiting)
With Biconomy: One signature. Funds arrive as whatever token you want, wherever you want.

How It Works

1

User Initiates Withdrawal

User specifies vault shares to redeem and desired output token
2

API Calculates Best Route

Biconomy finds optimal path: redeem → swap (if needed) → bridge (if needed)
3

User Signs Once

Single signature authorizes the entire withdrawal flow
4

Lossless Redemption

Direct vault redemption—no slippage on the withdrawal step

Quick Example

Withdraw from an AAVE vault on Base, receive USDC on Optimism:

Same-Chain Withdrawal

Withdraw and swap to a different token on the same chain:

Cross-Chain Exit

Exit a vault and receive tokens on a completely different chain:

Understanding the Response

Provider Control

Control which DEXs and bridges are used for the post-withdrawal steps:

Fee Structure

Withdrawing to the vault’s native underlying token on the same chain incurs zero protocol fees—only gas.

Error Handling

Next Steps

Token to Vault

Deposit any token into vaults

Vault to Vault

Migrate positions between vaults