# List Vaults

The **List Vaults** **(`GET /v1/vaults`)** endpoint provides a versatile tool for fetching a curated list of DeFi vaults based on specific criteria set by the user. By leveraging a series of query parameters, users can fine-tune their search to pinpoint vaults that match their exact needs. Below is a breakdown of the available parameters and the expected response:

**Parameters**

* `tags`: An array of strings allowing users to filter vaults that are tagged with specified attributes. To return results, all listed tags must be associated with the vault.
* `token`: A string representing the token name or symbol. This parameter filters the vaults by the specific token they use.
* `network`: A string value denoting the blockchain network. You can filter vaults that are active on networks such as mainnet, arbitrum, optimism, polygon, base, gnosis, and others as listed in the `Available values`.
* `tvl_min`: A numeric field specifying the minimum Total Value Locked (TVL) in USD that a vault must have to be included in the results.
* `tvl_max`: A numeric field indicating the maximum TVL in USD to filter the vaults, providing an upper boundary for the search.

{% hint style="info" %}
All parameters are optional.
{% endhint %}

**Responses**

* `200 OK`: Success response returns an array of objects, each containing the vault's address and the network it belongs to. The response is in JSON format, which is specified by the `Accept` header in the request.

The response data structure consists of:

```json
[
  {
    "address": "string",
    "network": "string"
  }
]
```

Each object in the array represents a vault, where `address` is the unique identifier for the vault on the blockchain, and `network` is the name of the blockchain network the vault is part of.

Utilizing this endpoint, users can effectively sort and access a wide array of vault information, allowing for a high degree of customization for those building financial tools, applications, or conducting market research in the DeFi space.