A Greenlisted user sends USDT or USDC through the Gateway. The guide says collateral moves to a secure vault, an exchange ratio is checked, and DUSD is minted; the current product minimum is $5, while the terms say the legal minimum instead depends on gas economics. StandX then describes deploying reserve capital into spot assets and offsetting shorts to target delta neutrality.
The yielding guide calculates rewards from daily balance snapshots, settles seven-day cycles and makes completed rewards claimable on Day 8, with a separate claim at the holder’s convenience. New holders start at T+1; direct recipients must be externally owned accounts and liquidity pools require approval. The SIP-3 page dated 14 April 2026 is marked Implemented. It describes daily routing of a portion of net Perps trading fees, after referral and affiliate payments, as additional yield alongside staking and short-position funding. Its accounting covers eligible onchain, DEX liquidity-pool and unused Perps-margin balances, weighted by holding duration. The older guide’s direct-claim and pool restrictions remain a separate documented condition; the SIP status alone does not establish an exact activation date or independently observed transfers. The terms keep rewards discretionary, and negative funding or hedge losses can consume reserves.
Redemption uses a signed order that a StandX server validates, followed by a seven-day operational lock in the product guide. The legal quote starts from 1 DUSD to 1 USDT, can be cut pro rata after reserve loss and includes 10 basis points; dynamic limits and Greenlisting apply. ADMIN, GATEKEEPER and GATEWAY roles govern parameters, pauses and verification, while the BNB token separately has minter, pauser, upgrader and default-admin roles.