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Answers to the most common questions; each links to the full page for detail.
Access is limited to qualified allocators and accredited investors — Maestro is not directed at retail. Eligibility and KYC are set per vault: each vault’s terms state who can deposit, and KYC may be required depending on the vault. Every deposit and withdrawal is screened for sanctions exposure before it settles. See Compliance & screening.
It depends on the vault and the option you choose. Each vault offers custody options — deposit directly into the vault contracts on-chain, or through a qualified custodian Maestro has integrated with (Anchorage Digital). An on-chain layer automates accounting, execution, and yield distribution around that option. See Custody options and Security & custody.
From real Bitcoin-denominated economic activity, not token incentives — primarily mining credit funded through the Mezzamine marketplace, plus liquid strategies that earn spread or fees from real market activity. See How yield is generated.
No. myBTC is a yield-bearing Bitcoin asset, never pegged to the US dollar or any other fiat currency — value is denominated and redeemed entirely in BTC. See myBTC overview.
Fees are set per vault by the vault curator. The fee types are a management fee on assets under management, a performance fee on realized BTC yield only — never on principal — and an admin fee on certain lending vaults. Current fee schedules are provided on a per-vault basis in the Treasury app. See Fees & economics.
Onboarding depends on your role — investor (including asset managers) or miner — and both paths begin the same way: contact the team through the contact form or at institutional@gomaestro.org. See Getting started for the step-by-step path that matches yours.
Yes. Every Maestro-curated vault runs on open-source contracts — maestro-vault-contracts — independently audited by Halborn before capital moves. Full audit reports are available to qualified allocators under NDA. See Audits.