Frequently asked questions

10 USDT, on every term. There is no maximum per position and no tier system — the rate you get does not depend on how much you stake. The rest of your balance stays liquid and spendable throughout.

10 days at 14.20% APR, 30 days at 17.20%, 90 days at 19.40% and 180 days at 21.60%. The full comparison, including rewards at different balance sizes, is on the plans and rates page.

Proportionally: amount × APR × days ÷ 365. At 10,000 USDT on the 30-day plan that is 141.37 USDT, for a total of 10,141.37 USDT at maturity. The reward calculator works it through in full.

No platform fee is charged on a reward. Network transaction fees apply when you stake and when you unstake — these are set by the network, not by Trust Wallet, and the app shows them to you before you confirm anything.

No. Nothing renews on its own and there is nothing to remember to cancel. When a term matures the reward is credited and the position closes; starting another is always a deliberate action, so you always see the current rate first.

Yes. You can close a position at any point and receive your principal back, minus the reward for the days already elapsed. The app shows the exact amount you would receive before you sign, so there is no surprise after the fact. Staking can never trap your funds.

That is the point. Only the amount you commit is affected. A 10 USDT term on a 5,000 USDT balance leaves the other 4,990 completely spendable, and positions on different terms mature independently.

Rewards accrue continuously and are credited to your balance when the term matures, without any action from you. You get a notification, and the credit appears in your transaction history as an ordinary on-chain transfer.

They can, as market conditions move. The rate you agree to when you confirm applies to your entire term — a later change never retroactively alters a position you already opened.

No — not for verification, not for support, not for anything. If any screen or person asks for it, it is a scam. The full explanation is on no seed phrase requests.

You do, throughout. Staking is something done with your wallet, not to it. Nobody can move your funds without your signature, and the position is verifiable on a public blockchain — see self-custody and on-chain transparency.

Your funds are not recoverable by you, by us, or by anyone else. That is the trade-off that makes self-custody meaningful. Keep an offline backup, and treat anyone asking for it as a scammer by definition.

It pays more, but it is not automatically the right choice. The premium is real — 180 days pays 7.4 percentage points more than 10 days — but if you might need the money, a shorter term is worth more than the extra reward. Only you know the timing of your own funds.

The platform does not tax rewards. How a reward is treated for tax purposes depends entirely on where you live and can change — treat it as a taxable event unless a professional adviser tells you otherwise.

Your position is denominated in USDT, so a depeg changes what it is worth in another currency even though the reward keeps accruing as calculated. This is a risk of the asset, not of the staking product, and it applies whether or not you stake.

Yes, as long as it is in your wallet on a network USDT settles on. There is nothing to claim and nothing to migrate — the balance you hold is the balance you can stake.

Install the app from the official store link, open your USDT asset screen, and try the 10-day term first if you would rather start small. The step-by-step guide walks through the whole flow.