Asset screen
Your USDT balance with the staking entry point directly beneath it — the same row you already use to send, receive and swap.
Everything about fixed-term staking is reachable in three places. There is no dashboard to learn, no separate balance to fund, and no second app to install.
Your USDT balance with the staking entry point directly beneath it — the same row you already use to send, receive and swap.
Amount, term selector and a live growth curve. Everything needed to decide sits on one screen, with no multi-step wizard.
Accrued reward, countdown to maturity, projected total, and the exact amount you would receive if you closed the position now.
No. Staking uses the USDT balance you already hold. There is nothing to deposit from an exchange, no bridging step, and no separate vault to fund first.
And because only the committed amount is affected, the rest of your balance stays spendable throughout. A 10 USDT term on a 5,000 USDT balance does nothing to the other 4,990.
Positions are independent. A 90-day term opened today does not block a 10-day term opened tomorrow, and each matures on its own schedule. A common approach is to keep a short term for near-term needs and a longer one for the remainder — but nothing forces a particular mix.
Because staking is a feature of your existing wallet rather than a separate account, the security properties of the wallet apply unchanged. Your recovery phrase, your keys, your device. Opening a position does not introduce a new party into the middle of your funds.
Two pages cover this in detail: how self-custody works and why we never ask for your seed phrase.
Staking ships inside the standard Trust Wallet app — no add-on, no beta, no separate download. If you already have it, look for the staking option on your USDT asset screen.
Open Trust Wallet, pick a term and start earning from 10 USDT. Your assets stay in your wallet the entire time.