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# Check Your Vault Subscriptions

After you subscribed to a vault, you can manage them under the Portfolio section.

A vault may be in one of 4 states:

* **"Active"** means the subscription period is still active (that is, the vault has not yet reached the expiration date).
* *"***Expired & In Process***"* means the vault has reached the expiration date and the system is processing the linked price against the oracle price of the linked tokens to determine whether there will be a swap execution.
* **"Withdraw"** means the funds are available for withdrawal.
* **"Has been withdrawn"** means funds have been withdrawn.

## To View Your Subscriptions: <a href="#to-view-your-subscriptions" id="to-view-your-subscriptions"></a>

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### Go To Your Portfolio

* At the top of your screen, click on the "**Portfolio**" tab.

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### Go To Your Vault Subscription Page

* Click on the "**VAULTS SUBSCRIBED**" tab, and you will see a list of vaults that you have subscribed to.

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### View Your Active Vaults

* Click “**View”** on the right hand side of each vault see the details of an active vault.

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