> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://prodigyfi.gitbook.io/structured-yields/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://prodigyfi.gitbook.io/structured-yields/protocol-and-product/how-to-use-prodigy.fi.md).
# How To Use Prodigy.Fi
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Before you subscribe: Your capital is at risk. If the market reaches your price, your deposit converts into the other asset at that price. You can end up holding less than you put in. You always earn the defined yield. Read the Risks page first.
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You need a wallet and funds on a supported network: Ethereum, Base, or Berachain.
1. Connect a wallet. Use an EVM wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby, or a Privy email wallet. If your funds sit on another chain or an exchange, bridge them to a supported network first.
2. Choose how you want to earn.
#### Simple Earn.
A curated interface. Set your price from a short set of options, and define your yield. The yield is shown live before you commit.
| Tier | Relative yield | At expiry |
| ------------ | -------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| Conservative | Lower | More likely your original token is returned |
| Balanced | Mid | Moderate chance of conversion |
| High Yield | Highest | More likely your token converts |
#### Pro Earn.
Full control. Set the asset, direction, target price, and expiry yourself, then subscribe to a matching vault.
3. Subscribe. Enter your deposit amount. The panel models both payoff scenarios in real time. Review the target price, expiry, and outcomes, acknowledge the risk disclosure, and confirm in your wallet. Track your position under Portfolio, and withdraw once the vault reaches the Withdraw state. Subscriptions are final. You cannot cancel mid-term, and your funds are committed until expiry.
