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# Product Interface

The ipUSD product follows the same basic journey introduced on the Landing page:

**Get ipUSD → Subscribe → Settle → Hold shares**

The interface is organized around the steps a user takes through that journey, together with the public information needed to understand what is happening in the Vault.

| Page or area  | What it is for                                                                                                                                         |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Landing       | Understand why royalties, how ipUSD and IP Vault fit together, the underlying strategy and fund, the four-step product flow, and key protocol controls |
| Get ipUSD     | Get ipUSD with Startale USD (USDSC) or USDC.e, convert ipUSD back, and review balances, rates, and transaction details                                 |
| IP Vault      | Subscribe ipUSD, follow the queue and Settlement, claim IP Vault shares, review a connected wallet’s position, and withdraw                            |
| Your activity | Review personal subscriptions, cancellations, Settlements, Claims, and withdrawals                                                                     |
| Transparency  | Inspect the current Round, capacities, NAV, Vault assets, published protocol events, roles, and controls                                               |

Users can view the Landing page, Vault information, the underlying RWA, NAV, Rounds, and public protocol events without connecting a wallet.

Connecting a wallet reveals personal balances, queued subscriptions, claimable assets, withdrawal requests, and Activity.

Wallet-specific actions such as Subscribe, Cancel, Claim, Instant Withdrawal, and Standard Withdrawal appear in the connected wallet’s Activity rather than in the public Transparency event timeline.