Zebec SuperApp Adds a New Way To Earn On Stablecoins & ETH
Blend Yield Goes Live Inside the Zebec SuperApp Zebec has rolled out a new feature called Blend Yield inside the Earn section of its SuperApp, giving eligible users a way to put stablecoins a
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Blend Yield Goes Live Inside the Zebec SuperApp
Zebec has rolled out a new feature called Blend Yield inside the Earn section of its SuperApp, giving eligible users a way to put stablecoins and $ETH to work without leaving the platform. The addition expands the SuperApp's financial toolkit beyond payroll streaming and card spending into on-platform yield generation.
According to Zebec, each user receives a separate non-custodial smart account and remains the sole signer on that account. Funds are kept segregated rather than pooled with other users, a design that gives individuals direct control over their positions. Users can track their holdings and withdraw directly from within the SuperApp interface.
Part of a Broader PayFi Platform Push
The Blend Yield launch builds on a period of rapid product expansion at Zebec. The company completed the rollout of its SuperApp on iOS and Android, consolidating real-time streaming payroll, multi-chain debit card management, and $ZBCN token staking into a single interface supporting transactions across 10 blockchains. Zebec also integrated Privy's embedded wallet infrastructure into the SuperApp, giving employers and workers access to a frictionless, secure wallet experience while aligning crypto onboarding with the compliance and authentication standards expected in traditional fintech.
Zebec has been expanding its infrastructure into a broader consumer-facing SuperApp that combines income management, spending tools, and financial services in one interface, with the goal of creating a unified environment where users can receive streamed payments, hold stablecoins, make everyday purchases, and access additional financial features without switching between multiple platforms.
The non-custodial structure of Blend Yield is consistent with how Zebec describes its broader approach to user funds. Zebec's smart contracts have been reviewed by security firms including CertiK and Halborn, with public audit reports available on the company's transparency page.
Zebec has not published specific yield rates for Blend Yield at the time of writing. As with any DeFi-adjacent product, users should assess the risks involved before committing funds.
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