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# Create on-chain Vault

During the Vault creation process, you need to specify terms for the contract between the fund manager and investors. It consists of 4 main parts: 

1. **Capital Onboarding**: Who can deposit, in which currency, deposit range, fundraising details (period, start date, etc), and initial lock up for a deposit.
2. **Capital Offboarding** - Rules for withdrawing capital from the fund: when people can withdraw their funds (check how our Withdrawal Windows work)
3. **Fees and commissions**: What fees and commissions are payable to the fund manager
4. **Voting (Consensus) rules**: How does the decision-making work in the Vault
5. **Control over the manager rules:** What assets, on what DEXes manager able to buy, and is the manager able to initiate the voting to withdraw the funds from the Vault 


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