Curator console
curator.akashi.finance — where vault admins and executors operate Akashi Invest vaults.
The curator console lives at curator.akashi.finance. It is the operating side of Akashi Invest: creating vaults and running the ones you are responsible for.
Devnet only
The vault program runs on Solana devnet with a test USDC mint. The console signs for solana:devnet.
Who can use it
Connect a wallet; there is no sign-in step and no allowlist in the console itself. Pages that only read are open to any connected wallet. The first time you save something to Akashi's record (a strategy, a note), your wallet signs a short message once; it is not a transaction and moves no funds.
The console is not the security boundary. Every on-chain action is a transaction your wallet signs, and the vault program checks the signer: only an allowlisted creator can create a vault, and only a vault's admin or executor can operate it. See Roles and authority.
What it does
The console has four sections:
- Dashboard: your vaults at a glance.
- Your vaults: every vault where your wallet is the admin or the executor, and the place to create a new one (allowlisted creators set every parameter at creation: tranche rules, withdrawal timings, legs and target allocation). On a vault's page you finish setup for a Draft vault (create its token accounts, seed the Junior tranche, activate), refresh valuations and sync, and move USDC between idle and the vault's legs. The program checks caps, bands, slippage and freshness of valuations on every move.
- All vaults: every vault on the program, including ones curated by others.
- Adapters: the venues a vault on this program can hold, one card per adapter program, with each venue's risk grade and the facts behind it. This replaced the old sources registry on the main site.
The limit engine defaults that allocations are measured against are described in these docs.
Akashi's servers never sign. The console builds transactions in your browser; your wallet signs them; they are sent to devnet.