Official Tokens

Trevo's ecosystem incorporates two distinct official tokens, each strategically designed to support essential transaction processes and governance mechanisms, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and user engagement.

trUSD – The Native Stablecoin

The trUSD stablecoin serves as the cornerstone of Trevo’s transactional infrastructure, providing a secure, stable, and efficient medium for all platform settlements. Key functionalities of trUSD include:

• Compliance Payments: Enables streamlined and transparent payment processes between token issuers and accredited compliance providers, enhancing regulatory adherence.

• Marketplace Liquidity: Supports stable pricing and facilitates liquidity across asset trading platforms, reducing volatility and simplifying transactions.

• Transaction Efficiency: Minimizes friction in cross-border and platform-based transactions, ensuring smooth asset transfers and reducing settlement risks.

TREVO – Utility and Governance Token

The TREVO token is central to the platform’s operational functionality and community-driven governance. Its core utilities encompass:

• Subscription and Infrastructure Payments: Token issuers utilize TREVO to pay for essential blockchain infrastructure services, including transaction validation and compliance management.

• Ecosystem Governance: Empowers token holders to participate actively in governance, influencing critical decisions on platform development, strategic upgrades, policy amendments, and community initiatives.

• Staking and Incentivization: Facilitates ecosystem participation through staking mechanisms, providing rewards to holders who contribute to network security, stability, and decentralization.

Together, the integration of a reliable stablecoin (trUSD) for transactions and a robust utility and governance token (TREVO) ensures Trevo remains a scalable, compliant, transparent, and highly participative financial ecosystem. This dual-token approach effectively supports diverse use-cases, catering comprehensively to the evolving needs of users, asset issuers, service providers, and ecosystem stakeholders.