How AlphaPing Operates Mandate-Driven Credit Vaults
AlphaPing operates non-custodial on-chain credit vaults through predefined mandates, protocol-level execution, and verifiable on-chain accounting.
The AlphaPing Operating Model

Defines permitted assets, risk boundaries, allocation limits, and exit constraints in advance. Mandates establish what is allowed and what is excluded before deployment.

AlphaPing enforces the mandate by deploying vaults, maintaining parameters, and operating within predefined bounds, without custody or discretionary decision-making.

Execution occurs through third-party protocols and smart contracts. Lending, liquidation, and settlement follow protocol mechanics independent of AlphaPing control.

All positions, transfers, and accounting outcomes are recorded on-chain. On-chain state is publicly observable and the authoritative record of vault behavior.
From Mandate to On-Chain Execution
AlphaPing operates credit vaults through a defined sequence that begins with mandate specification and ends with observable on-chain outcomes. Each step is governed by predefined constraints and executed through protocol mechanics rather than discretionary intervention.

Operational Responsibilities
AlphaPing operates credit vaults strictly within predefined mandates. Our role is to enforce mandate constraints through protocol configuration, on-chain execution, and ongoing operational oversight. This includes deploying and maintaining vault infrastructure, integrating third-party protocol dependencies, and coordinating operational processes within the boundaries defined in advance. Transparency is provided through on-chain accounting and publicly observable state.
AlphaPing does not take custody of assets, control private keys, or exercise discretionary investment judgment. We do not override protocol execution, delay or prevent liquidations, or intervene outside permitted mandate actions. AlphaPing does not guarantee outcomes, liquidity, or performance, and does not provide insurance, loss absorption, or compensation. All execution and outcomes are determined by mandate constraints, protocol mechanics, and on-chain conditions.
Risk Framework
Risk boundaries, allocation constraints, and liquidation behavior are defined in advance and enforced mechanically through protocol execution, without discretionary intervention.
Accounting & Loss Treatment
Accounting outcomes, including gains, losses, and liquidations, are reflected directly through on-chain state based on protocol execution, without smoothing or discretionary adjustment.
Stress Proof
Observed behavior during periods of market stress is documented using executed on-chain data, showing how the operating model functioned under elevated withdrawal demand.