Create dedicated accounts for receiving, spending, business, or savings — all inside one simple USDT wallet. Use a separate account for everyday payments and keep your main balance away from routine transfers.
Each account has its own TRON address and USDT balance. Your recovery phrase backs them all up.
One simple wallet.
Use a separate receiving account when you don't want every payment to point back to your main funds.
What it does. What it refuses to do.
USDT. Only USDT.
No token discovery. No swap aggregator. No NFT tab. No featured-coin promos. The wallet has one job.
TRC-20No swapsNo tokens
Non-custodial
Seed phrase generated on-device, stored in the Secure Enclave. Never synced, never backed up to our servers, never transmitted. We literally cannot see your keys, freeze your funds, or hand them over.
BIP-39On-deviceSecure Enclave
Zero telemetry
No Mixpanel. No Amplitude. No Firebase. No "anonymous diagnostics." The app talks to Tron nodes and to nobody else. Audit the binary if you doubt it.
No SDKsNo trackingNo phone-home
No KYC. Ever.
No email at signup. No phone number. No identity verification. No region gates. If you can install the app, you can use Mesh. That's the entire onboarding.
No emailNo phoneNo region gates
Open-source core
The crypto and signing logic is public on GitHub. Verify it yourself before you trust it. A build-reproducibility guide ships alongside every release.
No. A mixer pools funds from many users to obscure ownership. Mesh routes your funds through your own fresh addresses — the same primitive any Tron user can do by hand. We don't combine your money with anyone else's, ever.
Because that's where real-world dollar payments actually happen. USDT on TRC-20 is the cheapest, fastest, most-used stablecoin rail on earth. Adding other coins would dilute the privacy story and turn this into another kitchen-sink wallet.
0.5% on the USDT amount, capped at $10. That's the whole bill. Mesh covers the TRX gas for every hop — you never need to hold TRX. A typical $500 send routed through 3 hops costs $2.50 total. You see the exact number before you sign.
No. The app reads Tron's public ledger directly from your phone. We don't run a backend that indexes you. We don't have an account system. We don't know you exist.
Holding and sending USDT is legal in most of the world. Using fresh addresses is a normal Tron operation — there's nothing special about it legally. We're not a money-services business; we don't custody funds. If your jurisdiction has specific rules, check them. We're not your lawyer.
Built for daily USDT
Clean interface. Clear status. Full control before every transfer.
