Trezor Adds Native USDC, USDT Yield to Suite
Trezor integrated Morpho-powered USDC and USDT yield into Suite v26.5.2 on May 28, 2026, letting more than two million hardware wallet users earn stablecoin yield inside the desktop app.
Trezor added native stablecoin yield to Trezor Suite v26.5.2 on May 28, 2026, allowing more than two million hardware wallet users to earn on USDC and USDT inside the desktop app without connecting an external wallet.
The company integrated Morpho, a decentralized lending protocol that has operated on Ethereum since 2022, to source yields from borrowing activity on the protocol rather than from token incentive programs. Two Steakhouse-curated vaults are available at launch: USDC Prime and USDT Prime. Trezor selected the vaults based on security and liquidity criteria; users do not pick individual vaults.
All interactions run inside Trezor Suite on desktop. Deposits, withdrawals and reward claims are initiated in the app and signed on the physical Trezor device; private keys remain on the hardware. Trezor’s clear-signing feature converts contract data into plain language on the device screen before users approve transactions. Clear-signing is available on all current Trezor models except the Trezor Model One.
Yields fluctuate with borrowing demand on Morpho. There are no fixed introductory rates tied to reward programs and no lockup periods. When users deposit, they receive standard ERC-20 vault tokens, which permit withdrawals through Suite or any compatible interface. Withdrawals initiated inside Suite are signed on-device and settle on-chain.
The feature is live now in the desktop Suite for users who update to version 26.5.2. Accounts running bitcoin-only firmware will not see the yield option. Trezor said the mobile app currently offers limited stablecoin yield functionality; full mobile support is expected later in 2026.
Tomas Susanka, Trezor’s chief technology officer, described the goal as removing the trade-off between hardware-wallet security and access to DeFi yield by keeping every step signed on the device and translated into plain language before approval. Paul Frambot, Morpho’s CEO and co-founder, noted the integration gives more than two million Trezor users direct access to DeFi yield from the device they already use for custody.
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