Yield on crypto assets, directly from your address
Supply assets to DeFi lending protocols or stake with validators from your own address in FxWallet. Rates change and are not guaranteed.
Earn at a glance
- Lending
- 5 EVM networks
- Staking
- SOL, SEI, KAVA, and ATOM
- Risk level
- Shown on every product
- FxWallet fee
- None
Lending and staking, from your own address
Lending protocols and validators pay yield on supplied or staked assets, but using them usually requires a separate DApp and separate research for each.
Earn brings lending products on Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Polygon, and Base and native staking on Solana, Sei, Kava, and Cosmos Hub into FxWallet. Deposits go directly from your address to the protocol or the validator, and each one is signed in the app.
Key features
Deposits from your own address
Deposits go from your address to the protocol or the validator, and only you can sign a redemption. FxWallet never holds your funds.
Side-by-side protocol comparison
For each token, the protocols that accept it can be compared by network, APY, TVL, risk level and redemption time before depositing.
Defined risk levels
A lending product is rated Low risk only with at least $10 million deposited, an audit and one year of history. High-risk products cannot be deposited into from the app.
Earnings reporting
Each position shows its value, APY and yesterday’s earnings, and Earn charts daily earnings over the last 7, 30 or 90 days.
No FxWallet fee
FxWallet adds no fee to the protocols’ rates. The network fee applies, and validators keep their commission on staking rewards.
Native staking with a chosen validator
Stake SOL, SEI, KAVA, and ATOM natively with a validator of your choice. The app shows the lock-up period before staking.
How it works
Earn in three steps
Choose a token and a protocol
Yield Products lists the tokens available to supply. Selecting one compares the protocols that accept it by network, APY, TVL, risk level and redemption time. Staking lists the coins available to stake with a validator.
Review and deposit
Before an amount is entered, the deposit screen shows the APY, TVL, network, redemption terms and risk level. Approve the token if requested, then confirm and sign.
Track and redeem
A position shows its earnings for yesterday, the last 7 days and in total, tracked on-chain. Redemption of a lending product can be requested at any time, and funds can be added; staked ATOM, KAVA and SEI are locked for 21 days after unstaking.
Coverage and limits
- Lending: USDC, DAI, USDT, PYUSD, or WETH, supplied to Compound V3, Fluid, Morpho, Aave V3, Spark, and Venus on Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Polygon, and Base.
- Native staking: SOL, SEI, KAVA, and ATOM, with a validator you choose.
- Some products can only be used on the protocol’s own site; for those, FxWallet opens its DApp.
- APYs are set by the protocols and change constantly. They are not guaranteed.
- FxWallet adds no fee to Earn. The network fee applies, and validators keep a commission on staking rewards.
- The Staking tab is not shown for watch-only, private-key and hardware wallets.
Does FxWallet take a fee on Earn?
No. The network fee applies to each transaction, and when staking, the validator keeps its commission from the rewards.
Is my deposit safe?
Deposits are held by the protocol’s smart contracts, not by FxWallet. If the protocol is hacked or runs short of liquidity, part or all of a deposit can be lost. A Low risk level does not mean no risk.
When can I withdraw my assets?
Lending products are flexible: redemption can be requested at any time, and the time it takes depends on the network and the protocol’s liquidity. Staked coins are locked for a period after unstaking, 21 days for ATOM, KAVA and SEI; the app shows the lock-up period before staking.
Why is the APY different from yesterday?
The APY is the rate the protocol or the network pays at present, and it changes with demand. Earnings shown in FxWallet include in-app deposits only.