Desktop Wallet for Digital Dollars

Manage USDe and sUSDe with transparency-first controls. Keys stay on your machine.

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Wallet-native USDe

Hold, send, and receive USDe with no browser extension. Keys and signing stay on your machine, and you see the exact call data first.

Stake sUSDe from desktop

Move USDe into sUSDe in one flow, track the position, and unstake on your own schedule. Rewards vary and are not guaranteed.

Transparency before signing

Reserve and attestation data sits beside every request, so the backing is on screen the moment you approve.

Wallet Technology
For Digital Dollars

A desktop client built around the two things holders actually do: hold a digital dollar, and decide whether to stake it. Everything else stays out of the way.

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sUSDe 7.4%

High-yield savings account 3.8%

Short-term treasuries 4.2%

Checking account 0.4%

DeFi

Examples from the Ethena ecosystem — shown for context, not integrations of this wallet.

Unparalleled Transparency

The wallet reads reserve and position data straight from public attestations. Nothing is summarised for you before you see it.

Reserve ratio

1:1

Backing displayed per USDe unit, refreshed inside the app.

Attestation window

24h

Surfaced next to every signature request, before you approve.

Custodial accounts

Keys are generated and stored locally. They never leave the machine.

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Highlights

USDe, held locally

How the desktop client keeps custody of digital dollars on your own machine, and what that changes about the day-to-day.

Staking without the detour

Moving USDe into sUSDe used to mean three tabs and a browser extension. Now it is one screen. Rewards vary and are not guaranteed.

Abstract composition representing reserve data

Reading the reserve

A short tour of the attestation panel: what each figure means, where it comes from, and when it refreshes.

Desktop builds

Release files will be published here with checksums before distribution.

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Checksums · Release notes

Is this a custodial wallet?

No. The concept is built around local key custody: keys stay on your machine and are never uploaded to a custodial account.

Are the APY and balances live?

No. Figures on this page are sample interface data. Rewards vary with market conditions and are not guaranteed.

What can the desktop app manage?

The wallet is positioned for holding USDe, staking into sUSDe, reviewing transparency data, and preparing transactions from one desktop experience.

Does the page connect to a wallet?

No. This landing page does not request signatures, connect wallets, or execute transactions.

Can I use a hardware wallet?

The product direction supports hardware signing, so sensitive approvals can be confirmed on a separate device.

What happens when staking into sUSDe?

USDe is staked into sUSDe, and rewards are reflected through the position over time. Staking and unstaking may involve protocol timing and risk.

Where does transparency data come from?

The interface is designed to surface reserve, attestation, and position context before a user approves sensitive actions.

Is this investment advice?

No. This page is a product concept with sample data. Digital assets carry risk, and rewards can change.