> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rondosync.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Introduction > RondoSync is Web3 infrastructure for routing capital across structured strategies with Vault-based accounting, Shares, Share Price, Rewards, redeem, and withdraw. ## What is RondoSync? RondoSync is Web3 infrastructure for structured strategy participation. RondoSync is not a single strategy. It is a system designed to support Vault-based capital allocation, controlled execution, Vault-level accounting, redeem processing, and withdraw flows. Users may participate by depositing supported assets into Vaults and receiving or recording **Shares** according to the applicable Vault rules. *** ## Core Concept RondoSync is built around five core concepts. ### 1. Vault-Based Capital Allocation Capital is organized into Vaults with defined parameters. Each Vault may have its own: * Strategy profile * Supported assets * Supported networks * Minimum deposit amount * Duration or lock-up conditions * Fee structure * Redeem conditions * Reward treatment * Accounting rules Users choose which Vault they want to participate in based on the available information and their own risk considerations. *** ### 2. Share-Based Participation Vaults use **Share**-based accounting. A user’s deposit may be converted into **Shares** according to the applicable **Share Price** and Vault rules. **Shares** may be used to determine: * The user’s participation in a Vault * The estimated value of the user’s Vault position * Redeem calculations * Reward allocation, where applicable **Shares** do not represent a fixed return or guaranteed profit. *** ### 3. Vault-Level Accounting Vault performance may be reflected through: * **Share Price** movements * **Rewards** credited to **USD Balance** * A combination of both, depending on the Vault structure Some Vaults may primarily reflect performance through **Share Price** changes. Other Vaults may also credit periodic **Rewards** to the user’s **USD Balance**. The accounting treatment, settlement timing, and reward logic may differ by Vault. *** ### 4. Controlled Execution Capital movement and strategy execution may be handled through controlled infrastructure. Controls may include: * Operational wallet infrastructure * Policy-based transaction rules * Whitelisted destination addresses * Transaction limits * Approval flows * Monitoring and anomaly detection * Security or compliance review where applicable These controls are designed to reduce operational risk and maintain structured execution. *** ### 5. Redeem and Withdraw RondoSync separates **Redeem** and **Withdraw**. * **Redeem** refers to exiting a Vault position according to Vault rules * **Withdraw** refers to transferring available **USD Balance** to a connected wallet A user may need to redeem Vault **Shares** before the redeemed amount becomes available for withdraw, depending on the Vault and platform rules. *** ## What This Documentation Covers This documentation explains: * How RondoSync works * How Vaults operate * How **Shares** and **Share Price** may be used * How Vault performance may affect **Share Price**, **Rewards**, or both * How **USD Balance** may be used * How **Redeem** works * How **Withdraw** works * Security and operational controls * Risk and legal considerations *** ## Important Notes * RondoSync does not guarantee returns * Profit is not fixed or guaranteed * Capital loss is possible * **Share Price** may increase or decrease * Rewards may vary by Vault * Redeem and Withdraw conditions may vary * Security, compliance, or operational checks may apply * Users are responsible for reviewing Vault details, risks, and applicable terms before participating *** ## Next Step Continue to understand the full lifecycle of capital in RondoSync.