Pay your customers a return on USDC and USDT balances from vaults that hold tokenized T-bills, credit or lending, under your own brand and app.
Yes. A vault can hold only tokenized Treasury bill and money market funds, and the policy engine enforces that mandate onchain.
Deposits stay in USDC or USDT the whole time and earn a 24/7 T-bill rate, with no off-ramp to fiat.
Yes, by risk band or by balance and plan. The tiered rates guide covers who funds each design.
Separate vaults can be set up per customer group or tier, each with its own mandate and records.
Yes. Vault-as-a-Service runs any vault under your name, in your app through the SDK or on a branded page Upshift hosts.

Tria, a crypto neobank, built on the Upshift SDK and launched BTC and stablecoin Earn in January 2026. Users deposit from their own smart account without leaving the app.
| Building it yourself | With Upshift | |
| Yield source | Open bank or broker accounts and run the swaps | Tokenized T-bills, credit or lending, held in stablecoins |
| Contracts | Build and audit vault contracts | Live contracts with 11 audits by 6 firms |
| Strategy | Hire a treasury desk | Professional curators run each vault inside a mandate you approve |
| Tiers | Build rate logic and records | Separate vaults per band, or one vault with tiers on top |
| Withdrawals | Manage settlement windows yourself | A liquid buffer pays normal withdrawals straight away |
| Brand | Build the product from scratch | Runs under your name and in your app, on Upshift's contracts |
Choose bands from the yield options: a 24/7 T-bill rate, diversified lending and credit, or higher-yield strategies.
Your compliance team works through the data room, audit reports and DDQ answers.
Add Earn to your app with the SDK, or use a branded page Upshift hosts.
Customers deposit and withdraw in stablecoins. Positions and NAV are readable onchain.
See the Tria case study, how fintechs offer stablecoin yield or the USDC yield guide.
Yes. A vault can hold only tokenized Treasury bill and money market funds, with the mandate enforced onchain, and the return tracks short-dated government rates less fees.
Upshift vaults are non-custodial. Customers hold a receipt token and redeem at NAV under each vault's published withdrawal terms. Curators can only move funds between whitelisted protocols.
Yes, either with separate vaults per risk band or with one vault and a tiered platform fee or top-up on top.
No. Vault rates float with market conditions and are shown on each vault page.
Tria went live two weeks after starting its SDK integration. After that, the timeline is your own compliance review and the vaults you pick.
You choose how Earn makes money for you: one of three ways, or a mix. You also set the rate your customers see, under your own brand.
A fee wrapper vault gives your customers their own share class. Your fee is charged on their balance and paid to you, with a separate record of their holdings.
An agreed number of basis points comes off each deposit made with your code and reaches your wallet in the same transaction. The fee sharing docs show how it works.
A share of the vault's own fees can be set up for you as part of the commercial terms.
| Customer balances | Your platform fee | You earn |
| $10M | 0.50% a year on balances | $50,000 a year |
| $50M | 0.50% a year on balances | $250,000 a year |
| $100M | 0.50% a year on balances | $500,000 a year |
Illustrative figures only. Vault rates float with market conditions and are not guaranteed. If a vault earns 4.0% a year, your customers see 3.5% after a 0.50% fee.
Tell us which balances you hold and who your customers are. We'll come back with the bands that fit, the vaults behind them and a timeline.
"Custody should be the starting point for what institutions can do with their assets, not the ending point."

"Upshift sets a high bar for what Earn integrations should look like. The SDK process was seamless."

What happens next: someone from the growth team replies within one business day to book a 30-minute call.