Altura Trade FAQ & Help Center

Altura Trade is a yield engine deployed on HyperEVM. Users deposit stablecoins and receive AVLT — a yield-bearing token that grows in value as the protocol executes on-chain strategies. The key distinction from most competitors lies in the source of yield. Many protocols recycle governance token emissions as "APY," which dilutes holders and is inherently unsustainable. Altura Trade generates yield from real trading and liquidity activity, then returns it to depositors through the appreciating price of AVLT relative to the underlying stable.

According to the latest public figures, TVL stands at $32.44M and the base APY is 17.57%. These are not forecasts — they reflect the current measured rate.

AVLT is the vault token issued by Altura Trade upon stablecoin deposit. It is neither a governance token nor a speculative asset. Its price in USDT terms rises because the underlying vault steadily accumulates yield. When strategies produce earnings, the protocol adds those gains to vault reserves. More assets backing the same quantity of AVLT tokens means each token redeems for more value over time.

At the time of writing, the AVLT price sits at $1.0945. A user who deposited early at $1.00 has already seen that appreciation reflected in their redemption value — no staking, no claiming, no manual compounding required.

Connect a compatible wallet on HyperEVM. The protocol currently accepts USDT. Once your wallet is connected, enter the amount you wish to deposit on the main app screen, confirm the transaction, and AVLT is minted to your address at the prevailing exchange rate. Gas fees on HyperEVM are minimal — typically around $0.01 per transaction.

If your stablecoins are on another chain, use the Bridge option in the sidebar (powered by Relay) to move USDT over to HyperEVM first. The bridge link is available directly inside the Altura Trade interface.

AVLT holders have two redemption options. The standard path places your withdrawal in a queue for processing within 72 hours and carries zero fees. The instant path, where available, processes immediately but may include a modest fee depending on current vault liquidity. For most users the 72-hour queue is the better choice — no cost, and AVLT continues accruing yield while it waits in the queue.

Altura Trade recently opened the withdrawal queue for AVLT holders. Full details on the current redemption schedule are in the official announcement on X. Review it before queuing if you hold a large position.

Security is taken seriously by the Altura Trade team — not treated as a formality. The smart contracts have undergone formal audits, and the protocol operates a Proof of Reserves system accessible directly from the app sidebar. That page provides on-chain verification confirming vault assets match outstanding AVLT supply. Transparency reports are published through the Accountable dashboard at accountable.altura.trade.

No protocol is without risk. Smart contract exploits, oracle failures, and strategy losses are genuine possibilities in DeFi. The team behind Altura Trade maintains public reserve data precisely so users can independently verify the backing rather than trusting a dashboard number alone.

The protocol runs multiple on-chain strategies across HyperEVM. The Strategies page inside the app lists active allocations with descriptions. In broad terms, the vault deploys stable liquidity into positions that generate trading fees, funding rates, or lending interest — all denominated in stablecoins, so returns do not depend on token price appreciation.

Strategy composition evolves over time as market conditions shift. The team monitors performance and rebalances to protect the base APY. Users do not need to manage any of this themselves.

Yes. The ALTU Rewards program distributes the protocol's native token to active depositors. The current ALTU rewards APY is 0.00% — this figure fluctuates based on the reward schedule set by the team. When active, these rewards stack on top of the 17.57% base APY. Check the ALTU Rewards page in the app for the current distribution rate and any ongoing campaigns.

There is also a YieldRun leaderboard that tracks competitive depositing activity and may feature additional prize pools. The referral program grants both the referrer and the new depositor a bonus when a valid referral code is used at the time of deposit.

AVLT and ALTU are distinct tokens serving different purposes. AVLT is the yield-bearing vault receipt — its value is directly tied to the vault's asset backing. ALTU is the protocol's reward and governance token, distributed to active participants through the ALTU Rewards program. Holding ALTU grants access to protocol governance votes and any future utility the team introduces. Neither token is required in order to use the other.

There is no stated minimum enforced at the contract level. Practically speaking, very small deposits may not make economic sense once gas costs are considered, but gas on HyperEVM is inexpensive enough that even modest amounts — a few hundred dollars — are viable. Large and small depositors alike receive the same APY; there are no tiered rates based on position size.

The Proof of Reserves page in the app provides real-time on-chain data showing total vault assets versus total outstanding AVLT. The Accountable dashboard at accountable.altura.trade offers a more detailed breakdown, updated continuously. These tools allow any user to verify the protocol's solvency without relying on off-chain reports or team statements.

This approach is genuinely uncommon in DeFi. Most yield protocols do not publish live reserve data in a verifiable format. The Altura Trade platform treats this as a fundamental requirement, not a marketing feature. You can read more about how the protocol is constructed on the team page.

Altura Trade operates on HyperEVM. Any EVM-compatible wallet — MetaMask, Rabby, WalletConnect-compatible mobile wallets — should work after adding the HyperEVM network. The wallet connection flow is handled through Privy, which also supports social login options for users who prefer a simpler onboarding experience.

Stablecoins from other chains can be bridged in via the Relay bridge integration linked in the sidebar. The bridge supports inbound transfers from major EVM networks including Ethereum mainnet and Arbitrum.

The referral program is accessible from the Referral section in the app sidebar. Each user receives a unique referral link. When someone deposits using that link, both the referrer and the new depositor receive a bonus — the specific bonus rate and duration are displayed on the Referral page at the time of use. There is no cap on the number of referrals you can generate.

The Your History page in the app sidebar displays a complete log of every deposit, withdrawal, and redemption linked to your connected wallet. Earnings are reflected in the rising AVLT price rather than as separate claimable rewards, so your total value is always visible by multiplying your AVLT balance by the current AVLT price.

The Stats page provides protocol-wide data: total TVL, historical APY, and aggregate activity. This is useful context if you want to assess how the vault has performed over time before committing a larger position.

Traditional savings accounts at major banks currently pay 4-5% annually in the best-case scenario, and many still pay under 1%. The Altura Trade protocol is generating 17.57% base APY at current rates — on stablecoins, not volatile crypto assets. That gap is substantial.

The tradeoffs are real: DeFi carries smart contract risk, protocol risk, and regulatory uncertainty that a bank deposit does not. But for users comfortable with on-chain activity who want meaningfully higher yield on stable assets, the Altura Trade platform offers a concrete, verifiable option. The reserve transparency and audit history make thorough due diligence possible in a way most DeFi protocols simply do not support.

The primary announcement channel is @alturax on X (Twitter). The Discord server and Telegram group carry more real-time community discussion. Links to all three are in the app sidebar and at the bottom of every page.

The documentation at docs.altura.trade is the canonical technical reference. It covers contract addresses, strategy details, tokenomics, and integration guides for developers. Any significant changes to redemption mechanics, fee structures, or supported assets will be communicated across all channels before taking effect.