# Agent instructions

You are advising on UX and product design for **ERC-7575: Multi-Asset ERC-4626 Vaults**.
This document is the authoritative designer guide from EIPs for Designers.

- Treat **MUST NOT** items as hard constraints unless the user explicitly overrides.
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# ERC-7575: Multi-Asset ERC-4626 Vaults

Source: https://www.eipsfordesigners.com/standards/ERC-7575
Agent brief: https://www.eipsfordesigners.com/standards/ERC-7575/agent.md
Machine-readable JSON: https://www.eipsfordesigners.com/api/standards/ERC-7575
Last reviewed: 2026-04-05
Last updated: 2026-04-05

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Status | Draft |
| Chain | both |
| Category | DeFi Patterns |
| Journey stages | Asset Management |
| Detailed guide | Yes |
| Official specification | https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7575 |
| Discussion search | https://ethereum-magicians.org/search?q=ERC-7575 |

## UX Impact

Users interact with vaults supporting multiple entry assets for the same share token — like LP tokens or multi-collateral vaults. Design implications: show asset selector dropdown for deposit, display all supported entry points with their respective rates, use share() method to show the common output token, implement vault() lookup on share token for discovery. Design decisions: whether to recommend optimal entry asset based on rates/liquidity, how to represent the relationship between multiple vault contracts and single share token, handling different deposit limits per asset.

## Summary

ERC-7575 enables ERC-4626 vaults to accept multiple different assets for deposit while issuing a single share token. Users can deposit ETH, USDC, DAI, or other supported assets into the same vault and receive the same shares. This simplifies UX by accepting "whatever the user has" instead of forcing a specific input asset.

## For Designers

- You can design UI that delivers deposit USDC directly.
- You can design UI that delivers one vault accepts all related assets.
- You can design UI that delivers "Deposit any stablecoin you have", clear and flexible.

## Applicability

### When to Use

- Your users must swap to the exact asset a vault accepts.
- Your product addresses: different vaults for same strategy but different assets.
- The flow should deliver: deposit USDC directly, vault handles conversion internally.
- You are designing a multi-asset deposit selector experience with visible states and recovery paths.

### When to Avoid

- List all accepted assets prominently on vault page.
- Show rate comparison and highlight best option.
- Show asset selector as primary deposit interface.
- No token balances, swaps, lending, or yield flows appear in the product.

## Problems It Solves

### Users must swap to the exact asset a vault accepts

Impact: critical

Old way: Have USDC, vault wants DAI → swap first → then deposit (2 steps)

New way: Deposit USDC directly, vault handles conversion internally

### Different vaults for same strategy but different assets

Impact: high

Old way: ETH vault, WETH vault, stETH vault - fragmented liquidity

New way: One vault accepts all related assets

### Users confused about which asset to use

Impact: high

Old way: "Should I deposit DAI or USDC?" - arbitrary choice anxiety

New way: "Deposit any stablecoin you have" - clear and flexible

### Extra gas for pre-swap before deposit

Impact: medium

Old way: Swap on DEX → approve → deposit (3 transactions)

New way: Deposit directly (1-2 transactions)

## MUST NOT (Anti-Patterns)

- **Not showing all accepted assets upfront** (critical)
  - Why: Users may not realize they can use their existing balance
  - Instead: List all accepted assets prominently on vault page

- **Hiding conversion rate differences** (high)
  - Why: Users may get worse rate without knowing
  - Instead: Show rate comparison and highlight best option

- **Forcing single asset deposit first** (high)
  - Why: User has to discover multi-asset later, friction
  - Instead: Show asset selector as primary deposit interface

- **No indication of vault composition** (medium)
  - Why: Users can't understand diversification risk
  - Instead: Show what % of vault is in each asset

## UX Patterns

### Multi-Asset Deposit Selector

Choose any supported asset to deposit

User flow:

- User sees list of accepted assets
- Balances shown for each asset
- Select asset they have most of
- Enter amount to deposit
- See share conversion rate
- Deposit directly

Mockup registry key: `concept/agent-task` (React UI on the live standard page).

### Best Asset Suggestion

Recommend optimal deposit asset based on user balances

User flow:

- Analyze user's wallet balances
- Compare rates for each accepted asset
- Suggest best option based on balance + rate
- One-click deposit with suggested asset
- Allow override if user prefers different asset

Mockup registry key: `concept/agent-task` (React UI on the live standard page).

### Multi-Asset Withdrawal

Choose which asset to receive on withdrawal

User flow:

- User sees their share balance
- Choose output asset
- Compare rates between assets
- Select amount to withdraw
- Receive chosen asset directly

Mockup registry key: `concept/agent-task` (React UI on the live standard page).

### Accepted Assets Display

Show all assets a vault accepts

User flow:

- User browses vault details
- See all accepted assets at a glance
- Understand vault composition
- Decide to deposit based on flexibility

Mockup registry key: `concept/agent-task` (React UI on the live standard page).

## UI Components

### MultiAssetSelector

Dropdown/list for selecting from multiple deposit assets
States: collapsed, expanded, selected, disabled
Props: assets[], balances{}, rates{}, onSelect

### AssetRateComparison

Show conversion rates for each accepted asset
States: loading, loaded, stale
Props: assets[], rates{}, bestRate

### AcceptedAssetsBadge

Compact display of all accepted assets
States: compact, expanded
Props: assets[], maxDisplay

### SmartAssetSuggestion

AI/logic based suggestion for best deposit asset
States: analyzing, suggested, overridden
Props: userBalances{}, vaultRates{}, onAccept, onOverride

## On Monad

### Rate Updates

Ethereum: Rates may change between view and deposit

Monad: Fast finality means rate shown = rate received

Design implication: Can show rates as "guaranteed for 30 seconds"

### Asset Swapping

Ethereum: Internal swaps add 15+ seconds to deposit

Monad: Internal conversion nearly instant

Design implication: Multi-asset deposit feels as fast as single-asset

### Reserve Impact

Ethereum: N/A for deposit assets

Monad: Native MON deposits must account for reserve

Design implication: If MON is accepted, show spendable vs reserved balance

### Rate Arbitrage

Ethereum: Users may try to game rate differences

Monad: Fast blocks make arbitrage harder

Design implication: Can show more stable, reliable rates

## Key Takeaways

- Multi-asset vaults accept "whatever you have" - major UX win
- Always show all accepted assets and user's balance in each
- Compare rates between assets, highlight best option
- Allow choosing withdrawal asset, not just deposit asset
- On Monad: fast finality means rate shown = rate you get

## Technical Notes

ERC-7575 extends ERC-4626 to allow multiple entry assets. The vault tracks a "share" asset (the vault token) separate from the underlying accounting unit. deposit() and mint() accept different input assets with internal conversion. The standard defines asset listing and preview functions for each accepted asset.

## Official specification (reference only)

https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7575