Technical Questions
Which stablecoins can I deposit?
SukukFi pools run on Berachain and accept USDT0, USDC.e, and HONEY. If your stablecoins are on another chain, Stargate Finance can bridge them to Berachain before you deposit.
What token do I receive when I deposit?
duPRT, the bond token for the PrimeTel vault, represents your share of that pool. It earns profit distributions as deals settle and is composable: usable as DeFi collateral, with a Kodiak market planned but not yet live. See the Glossary.
Why is my deposit pending?
Deposits use the async ERC-7540 standard. After you submit a request, funds stay pending until the Investment Manager fulfills the batch, at which point you claim duPRT. See How to Deposit for the full flow.
How is yield generated and distributed?
SukukFi advances stablecoins to fund supplier invoices, then collects payment when buyers settle. The margin is your yield. On settlement, a regulated payment processor receives the obligor’s fiat wire, converts it to stablecoin and credits the carrier’s own wallet. There is no contractual settlement window. The protocol then reclaims the owed amount from that wallet on-chain, outside the processor’s rail, and delivers it to the vault’s settlement contract. The vault contract then distributes principal plus profit share to depositors per its smart contract rules. LP capital is held on-chain throughout and is not custodied by the payment processor.
How does SukukFi apply Islamic finance principles?
SukukFi structures vault arrangements on Islamic finance principles. Each deal follows either Mudarabah (the depositor provides capital, the business runs the venture, and profit splits at a pre-agreed ratio) or Murabaha (SukukFi buys an asset and resells it at a fixed markup agreed before the transaction). No interest accrual and no speculative derivative exposure. No independent Sharia supervisory board has certified any SukukFi vault; the platform applies these structures as a design principle, not a certified or regulated product. The protocol is open to all investors regardless of faith.
trUST Questions
What is trUST?
trUST is a permissioned settlement token built for CommTrade. One trUST equals one US dollar, backed 1:1 by stablecoins in audited Berachain vaults. Telecom operators use it to settle B2B invoices between each other on-chain, instant and auditable, without a correspondent bank. It accrues no interest and carries no yield.
How do I get trUST?
Complete KYB onboarding through CommTrade. Once approved, deposit USDC.e, USDT0, or HONEY into the trUST vault. The deposit queues as an async request that the SukukFi operator reviews and approves, at which point trUST is issued 1:1 to your wallet.
How does trUST differ from USDT or USDC?
USDT and USDC are general-purpose stablecoins anyone can hold and transfer. trUST is permissioned: only KYB-verified CommTrade participants can mint it, and the SukukFi operator reviews every redemption before it settles. Gating both directions closes the arbitrage routes that open when anyone can mint and redeem freely. To redeem, a holder submits a request, the operator approves it, and the holder burns trUST 1:1 for the underlying stablecoin.
Does trUST earn yield?
No. trUST always equals $1.00. Yield from SukukFi’s invoice financing activity accrues to LP depositors who hold bond tokens like duPRT, not to trUST holders.
Can I redeem trUST for stablecoins?
Yes. Submit a redemption request through the vault. The SukukFi operator approves it, then you burn trUST and receive the underlying stablecoin 1:1. There is no fee. Redemption requires operator approval, the same as minting.
Why is trUST minting permissioned?
Open minting would let anyone buy the underlying stablecoin cheap, mint trUST at par, and redeem for profit when a price gap appears. trUST gates both directions: the operator reviews every mint and every redemption, so neither side offers an arbitrage route. Restricting access to verified CommTrade operators also keeps circulation tied to real settlement. See trUST Settlement Dollar for the full design rationale.