If you tried to deposit into a Yield Vault and saw an error message saying your transfer did not go through, your deposit was blocked by slippage protection. This article explains what slippage protection is, why it blocked your deposit, and what you can do next.Why Did This Happen?Slippage protection is a safeguard built into Peak Money that prevents a deposit from completing if the amount actually received into the vault would fall too far below the amount you intended to deposit. When market conditions cause a significant gap between your intended deposit amount and the amount that would be credited to your vault, Peak Money will automatically blocks the transaction to ensure you are never shortchanged on your investment. This is a safeguard, not an error. Larger deposit amounts are more likely to be blocked because they are more sensitive to these market fluctuations.What to Do NextTry a smaller deposit amount. Smaller deposits are less likely to be blocked. If you have been trying a large amount, starting smaller increases your chance of success.Wait a few minutes and try again. Conditions change frequently and a retry may go through successfully.Note: Peak Money is in early access beta. We recommend depositing only amounts you are comfortable with while we continue to improve the platform. The team is actively working to make large deposits go through more reliably.Frequently Asked QuestionsEvery deposit I try gets blocked. What should I do?If every deposit attempt has been blocked, try depositing a smaller amount or try again later.Was I charged a fee when my deposit was blocked?No fee is charged when a deposit is blocked. Because the transaction is cancelled before it completes.