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# Insurance Coverage

### High Gain Vault Insurance Coverage

To ensure the highest level of security for our users, the hgETH vault maintains a comprehensive insurance policy through Nexus Mutual. This coverage protects the vault's assets against smart contract vulnerabilities and protocol-specific risks.

#### Coverage Overview

The hgETH vault is protected by a 30-day rolling cover that utilizes a portfolio-level approach. This ensures that as the vault's underlying allocations shift between different yield strategies, the insurance remains aligned with the current risk profile.

* Provider: Nexus Mutual
* Product: High Gain Vault
* Total Coverage Amount: 11,069 ETH
* Duration: 30 Days (Rolling)

#### Key Features

* Portfolio-Level Protection: Coverage applies across the entire vault rather than a single static allocation.
* AUM Coverage: The policy covers up to 50% of the Total Assets Under Management (AUM).
* Dynamic Alignment: Includes explicit caps per protocol and defined deductibles, allowing the coverage to stay effective even as the vault rebalances.

#### Verification Links

You can verify the status and authenticity of this insurance coverage directly on the blockchain:

| Resource                | Link                                                                                                            |
| ----------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| On-Chain Transaction    | [View on Etherscan](https://etherscan.io/tx/0xdb48b7f54a420d2b54b6382feb051cc16c0846da5c25027a1e1f32875e85adde) |
| Insurance NFT (ERC-721) | [View NFT on Etherscan](https://etherscan.io/nft/0xcafeaca76be547f14d0220482667b42d8e7bc3eb/4081)               |


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