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Getting Started

This guide will walk you through connecting to inDeFi and making your first allocation.

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Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have:
1

Compatible Wallet

A Web3 wallet such as MetaMask, WalletConnect-compatible wallet, or Coinbase Wallet
2

Supported Assets

USDC or USDT on a supported blockchain network
3

Network Configuration

Your wallet configured for the appropriate network

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Connecting Your Wallet

1

Visit inDeFi

Navigate to indefi.io in your browser
2

Click Connect Wallet

Select the “Connect Wallet” button in the navigation
3

Select Your Wallet

Choose your preferred wallet provider from the available options
4

Approve Connection

Confirm the connection request in your wallet
inDeFi will never ask you to:
  • Share your private keys or seed phrase
  • Approve unlimited token spending
  • Sign transactions you don’t understand
If prompted for any of these, you may be on a phishing site.

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Making an Allocation

Once connected, you can allocate your digital assets:
  1. Select Duration - Choose your preferred lock-up period
  2. Enter Amount - Specify the amount of USDC or USDT to allocate
  3. Review Terms - Understand the allocation terms and expected timeline
  4. Confirm Transaction - Sign the transaction in your wallet

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Understanding Lock-up Periods

inDeFi organizes allocations around duration-based lock-up structures:
Longer-duration allocations may provide higher target yield opportunities due to increased capital stability and treasury planning efficiency.

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Security Best Practices

Verify URLs

Always ensure you’re on the official indefi.io domain

Check Transactions

Review all transaction details before signing

Secure Your Wallet

Use hardware wallets for large allocations

Stay Informed

Follow official channels for platform updates

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Need Help?

If you encounter any issues: