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Best USD0 yield

The top-ranked USD0 yield is 0.56% APY on Euler V2 (Ethereum, defi lending), risk grade B. Where Usual's USD0, a T-bill-backed dollar, earns the most across DeFi, ranked live with risk shown.

Updated 2 Oct 2026, 15:00 UTC2 platforms

Live USD0 yields

Ranked by rate and risk together. Grades run from A (lowest risk) to D (highest). We may earn commissions; they never change the order. Capital is at risk. Not financial advice. How we rank

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Ethereum · EVK Vault eUSD0-4 · DeFi lending

0.56%APY30d avg 0.56%
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Less proven below. Under a month of steady history, under $10M to exit into, mostly incentives, maturing within a month, a dollar off its peg, or grade D. Why
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Usual USD0Not in US

Ethereum · bUSD0 · Tokenized fund

6.14%APY100% incentives30d avg 4.68%
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The top pick, in detail

Yield position

0.56%top-ranked APY, on Euler V2 · Ethereum
3-month US Treasury bill4.17%

The US Treasury’s rate on Oct 1. This offer is 3.6 percentage points below it. Tokenized Treasury funds in our feed report a median of about 3.53% across 9 products. Similar yields do not imply similar risks. Fees, custody and redemption terms differ.

How the benchmark is sourced
Average USD0 rate, last 90 days
low 2.06%today 6.02%high 6.82%
Above typicalTypically 2.91%. The average APY across USD0 markets with $10M+ in deposits, weighted by deposits.

Risk & durability

The risk behind the top USD0 rate, and the depth supporting it.

Risk grade
B
Moderate risk
Pool TVL
$10.7M
depth behind the rate
Product
DeFi lending
Ethereum
30-day average
0.56%
holding steady
What drives this grade
  • Moderate liquidity (under $25M)+1
  • Mid-size stablecoin (under $1B in circulation)+1

How this yield works. Supply the asset to an on-chain money market and earn borrower interest. Non-custodial; smart-contract risk.

The risk grade is a transparent read of incentive reliance, pool depth, peg health and prior incidents, not a guarantee. The 30-day average summarizes reported rates, not realized returns: when today’s APY sits far above it, the yield is likely incentive-driven and tends to fall back.

How each kind of USD0 yield works

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