For Traders

Answers to common trader questions about Terminal One, including non-custodial wallet access, tokenized real-world assets, cross-chain trading, fees, rewards, and transaction support.

Do I need to create an account?

No. Terminal One is a non-custodial, wallet-native trading platform. Connect your wallet, sign the authentication message, and start trading tokenized real-world assets. No email, no password, and no custody handoff. Create custom trader profile for on-chain reputation.

What are the fees?

Terminal One currently charges a 0.25% fee per swap. Gas fees are paid separately to the blockchain network. As routing infrastructure improves, execution efficiency may reduce total trading cost for tokenized asset trades.

Does Terminal One hold my funds?

No. Terminal One is fully non-custodial. Your funds remain in your wallet until you approve a transaction. We cannot access your private keys, take custody of assets, or move funds without your explicit authorization.

Which chains and tokenized assets are supported?

Terminal One supports 60+ tokenized real-world assets across Ethereum, BNB, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Avalanche, and Optimism. Coverage includes tokenized treasuries, private credit, commodities, real estate, and tokenized equities. Cross-chain routing is automated.

How do I earn rewards?

Terminal One redistributes up to 20% of routing revenue to users through USDC cashback and points. Rewards are based on trading volume, referrals, and leaderboard performance. This aligns active traders with platform growth in on-chain capital markets.

What happens if my transaction fails?

Common causes include slippage limits, insufficient gas, low liquidity, or a missing token approval. Check the transaction hash in a blockchain explorer such as Etherscan or Polygonscan for the exact failure reason when a swap or cross-chain trade does not complete.