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Solid.xyz

Yield-bearing stablecoin account

Performances

RD Popularity Index

280.00% (24h)
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Project Rank: 521/12936

RD Growth Index

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Project Rank: --/12936

Revenue & Burn

Protocol income

$51.6

Buyback funds

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Burn funds

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Buyback ratio

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Protocol funds over time

Monthly amounts & ratios

PeriodProtocol incomeBuyback fundsBurn fundsBuyback ratio
Nov 2026$51.6------
Oct 2026$199.28------
Sep 2026$114.58------
Aug 2026$82.41------
Jul 2026$100.48------
Jun 2026$575.44------

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About Solid.xyz

Solid puts stablecoin savings and spending in one account: a deposit of USDC or USDT mints soUSD, a yield-bearing receipt priced per share, whose share value rises with vault net asset value and redeems for the original stablecoin plus accumulated yield.

The vault allocates through a custody contract into lending markets, yield-bearing stablecoins and structured products, rebalancing continuously toward risk-adjusted yield and publishing the strategy mix and weights on a dashboard. Accounts use Safe smart accounts with multi-party computation for key shards, transactions are gasless through a paymaster, and users sign in with passkeys; the Visa card is issued by a partner and spends from the same balance, so yield and payment share one account. Savings carry no lockup, redemptions are matched by solvers, and cross-chain settlement can take a few hours to land.

Updated: Oct 30, 2026

Solid embeds a 1.5% FX fee in non-USD card spending, of which 1% is charged by the card provider and 0.5% by Solid.

Solid charges 0.1% for crypto top-ups on the Ethereum network and 0.03% on other networks, while bank top-ups and swap fees are set at 0.5%/0.25%/0% across the Core, Prime and Ultra tiers.

Solid charges a one-time fee of $10 to open a virtual account, and a 0.5% platform fee for local-currency cash top-ups, which combined with the roughly 0.15% charged by TransFi brings the total to about 0.65%.

Solid charges a 0.01% solver fee for withdrawals from savings accounts.

Updated: Oct 30, 2026