staked USD1+ wallet

What is staked USD1+ (SUSD1+)?

Two tokens sit side by side in this design, and mixing them up is the usual stumble. USD1+ is the rebasing one: its holders see the token count itself change in the wallet. sUSD1+ is the staked wrapper of it and behaves the opposite way, keeping the number of tokens fixed while the value each one settles into moves. Both ultimately resolve into USD1, and a holder can move between the two forms by staking or unstaking.

Practically, that means sUSD1+ should never be read as a plain dollar balance, and it should not be handed to anything that expects a standard stablecoin. It is a wrapper with its own contract on BNB Smart Chain, and the only reliable way back to the base token is to unstake through the issuing protocol. Transfers are paid in BNB, so a wallet holding sUSD1+ and nothing else cannot send.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): BNB Smart Chain.

A wrapper like this tends to be entered once and then left in place for a long time, which puts all the weight on the key rather than on daily use. In Tangem the key is generated inside the card's secure element and stays there; a second card from the same set reproduces access if the first is lost, and a seed phrase is available only if you decide you want one. Storage that quiet is a reasonable match for a position you plan not to touch.