@vault:share

Share token address of a vault. ERC-7575 vaults expose a separate share token; plain ERC-4626 vaults are their own share token, so the vault address itself is returned.

⚗️ Experimental — available at next.evmcrispr.com.

Returns: address

Syntax

@vault:share(vault)

Arguments

Name	Type	Description
vault	address	Vault address (ERC-7575 or plain ERC-4626)

Examples

# Print the external share token of the Centrifuge JTRSY vault (ERC-7575)
load vault

switch mainnet
print "share:" @vault:share(0xFE6920eB6C421f1179cA8c8d4170530CDBdfd77A)

# Plain ERC-4626 vaults are their own share token, so the vault address is returned
print "share:" @vault:share(0xaf204776c7245bF4147c2612BF6e5972Ee483701)

Notes

ERC-7575 separates the vault (the per-asset entry point) from the share token, so several vaults can mint the same share. For those vaults this helper returns the external share token; for plain ERC-4626 vaults, which are their own share token, it returns the vault address itself. Use it wherever you need the token that actually holds the share balance.

See Also

• vault:request-redeem
• @vault:asset

On-chain face (@share!)

Read share() at assertion time, falling back to the vault address itself through the core's orElse when share() is absent — plain ERC-4626 vaults ARE their own share token, mirroring the plain face.