There are several risk factors that you should be aware of when depositing on Superform.

When you deposit into a vault, you are exposed to the underlying asset of the vault. If this asset is volatile (ex. ETH), then you will be exposed to the risk of the asset decreasing in value.

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Vaults listed on Superform engage in a variety of functions to earn yield. These activities each come with their own risks. For example, a lending market may accrue bad debt if liquidations are not processed efficiently, or a strategy that invests in an AMM pool may accrue impermanent loss. Each vault is different and it is imperative that you do your own research prior to interacting with a vault.

Each vault is its own smart contract and is at risk of being hacked or otherwise exploited. In the event of a hack, your positions may become worthless as the underlying assets are drained from the vault. Even if a vault is not hacked, it still may suffer from broken or malicious implementations, meaning your funds can become stuck or lost. Always do your own research on vaults and protocols before interacting with them. Protocol Pages and Vault Pages each have an "Audits" tab that can be used to view audits conducted on the underlying code. This information is 100% maintained by protocols and the integrity and accuracy is not guaranteed in any way by Superform Labs.

While tokens are in transit for crosschain interactions, those tokens are subject to bridge risk of the token bridge being used.

When you use the Superform Protocol to access vaults, you are taking on smart contract risk of the Superform Protocol. The Superform Protocol has undergone a rigorous security review process: https://github.com/superform-xyz/v2-core/tree/dev/audits