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# THORChain in Vultisig

THORChain DeFi in Vultisig: bond to nodes, stake RUNE/TCY/RUJI, and add LP.

Bond, stake, add LP, and merge RUJI from the DeFi tab. You can also add THORChain LP from Wallet → Functions on the listed L1s.

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## Available Actions

| Action                | Asset                        | Description                    |
| --------------------- | ---------------------------- | ------------------------------ |
| Bond                  | RUNE                         | Bond to THORChain nodes        |
| Unbond                | RUNE                         | Remove bond from nodes         |
| Stake                 | RUNE, TCY, yRUNE, yTCY, RUJI | Stake tokens for protocol fees |
| Unstake               | RUNE, TCY, yRUNE, yTCY, RUJI | Remove staked tokens           |
| Merge / withdraw RUJI | RUJI                         | RUJIRA merge and withdraw      |
| Add LP                | Various pairs                | Provide liquidity to pools     |
| Remove LP             | Various pairs                | Withdraw liquidity             |
| Custom                | —                            | Advanced memo transactions     |

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## Bond / Unbond

Bond RUNE to a THORChain node. Only do this if you are talking to a node operator who has already whitelisted your address.

### How to Bond

1. Open **DeFi tab** → **THORChain** → **Bond**
2. Enter the **node address** (must have whitelisted your address)
3. Enter the **RUNE amount** to bond
4. (Optional) Specify provider and operator fee
5. Sign with your devices

{% hint style="info" %}
Bonding is an advanced feature. Only use if you are in direct contact with a node operator who has whitelisted your address.
{% endhint %}

### How to Unbond

1. Open **DeFi tab** → **THORChain** → **Unbond**
2. Enter the **node address**
3. Enter the **RUNE amount** to unbond
4. (Optional) Specify provider
5. Sign with your devices

### Leave

The "Leave" function is for node operators who wish to exit or disable a node. See [THORChain documentation](https://docs.thorchain.org/thornodes/leaving#leaving) for details.

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## Stake / unstake

1. Open **DeFi tab** → **THORChain** → **Stake**
2. Select the asset
3. Enter the amount
4. Sign with your devices

Unstake is the same path.

| Asset     | Notes                                                                                   |
| --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **RUNE**  | Native THORChain token                                                                  |
| **TCY**   | THORChain yield token                                                                   |
| **yRUNE** | Yield-bearing RUNE                                                                      |
| **yTCY**  | Yield-bearing TCY                                                                       |
| **RUJI**  | RUJIRA. Tokenomics: [RUJIRA docs](https://docs.rujira.network/understanding-ruji-token) |

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## RUJI Merge

Merge eligible THORChain tokens into RUJI.

### Merge Tokens

1. Open **DeFi tab** → **THORChain** → **Merge RUJI**
2. Select the **token to merge**
3. Enter the **amount**
4. Sign with your devices

### Withdraw Merged RUJI

After merging, withdraw RUJI from the merge contract:

1. Open **DeFi tab** → **THORChain** → **Withdraw RUJI**
2. Select the **token**
3. Enter the **amount of shares**
4. Sign with your devices

### Withdraw RUJI Rewards

Staked RUJI accumulates USDC rewards. To withdraw:

1. Open **DeFi tab** → **THORChain** → **Withdraw RUJI Rewards**
2. Enter the **USDC amount** to withdraw
3. Sign with your devices

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## Add THORChain LP from an L1

You can also add THORChain LP from the **Wallet tab** on Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum, Avalanche, BSC, Base, and Ripple.

1. Open **Wallet tab** → the chain that holds the asset
2. Tap **Functions** → **Add THORChain LP**
3. Select the pool
4. Enter the amount
5. Sign with your devices

The deposit uses the asset you opened Functions from, unless you change it in the form.

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## Liquidity Pools

Add or remove liquidity on a THORChain pair.

### How to Add Liquidity

1. Open **DeFi tab** → **THORChain** → **LPs**
2. Select a **trading pair**
3. Enter the **amount** to provide
4. Sign with your devices

### How to Remove Liquidity

1. Open **DeFi tab** → **THORChain** → **LPs**
2. Select your **active position**
3. Enter the **amount** to withdraw
4. Sign with your devices

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## Custom transactions

Custom memo transactions for THORChain.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Wrong memos can fail or lose funds.
{% endhint %}

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## Related

* [DeFi Overview](/app-guide/defi.md)
* [MayaChain](/app-guide/defi/maya.md)
* [THORChain Docs](https://docs.thorchain.org/)


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