Tria Integrates Aptos Blockchain, Giving 500,000+ Users Access to APT and Decibel Trading
Tria has integrated the Aptos blockchain into its self-custodial neofinance platform, giving more than 500,000 users across over 150 countries access to Aptos-based assets and onchain trading through Decibel. The integration expands the services available within Tria’s app, including cross-chain swaps, tokenized real-world assets and yield opportunities.
What Tria's Aptos Integration Offers
According to Aptos Labs, Tria users can deposit, trade and swap assets across chains while accessing Aptos-native decentralized finance products without leaving the app. Tria describes its platform as self-custodial, meaning users retain control of their assets.
Tria has also said the integration supports trading across more than 100 blockchain networks, with Aptos serving as an execution layer. A report by Phemex described additional platform features, including portfolio management, yield earning and Visa card payments, alongside access to onchain derivatives and tokenized real-world assets.
The same report cited Aptos network figures of $1 billion in total value locked, 10 million monthly active users and 326 million transactions in a single day. These figures were presented as network milestones associated with the integration announcement.
Decibel Brings Onchain Perpetual Trading to Tria
The trading functionality is powered by Decibel, an onchain perpetuals exchange incubated by Aptos Labs. A Chainwire press release dated April 21, 2026, said Tria had announced a live integration with Decibel, which has operated on the Aptos mainnet since February 2026.
The connection uses Decibel's Builder Code program. Aptos' own account of the integration states that orders, matching and settlements are executed onchain through Decibel's order book, which is powered by Aptos.
Tria's documentation specifies that a Decibel trading account is separate from a user's Tria spot balance. The account requires a minimum deposit of $10, while trading fees consist of Decibel's standard fee plus an additional Tria fee.
Decibel's mainnet launch took place in February 2026. PANews, citing CoinDesk, also reported that the exchange's public testnet had attracted more than 700,000 unique accounts.
What the Integration Could Mean for Aptos
The partnership gives Aptos access to Tria's existing user base through an established financial app, potentially lowering the barrier for users who want to explore assets and trading products on the network.
However, the size of Tria's reported user base does not establish how many people will use Aptos features. The integration's longer-term effect on onchain activity and demand for APT will depend on actual user participation, including whether customers trade or hold Aptos-based assets.
source: bsc.news
Writer: Ethan Collins
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