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Frequently asked questions

Clear answers to common questions about Stellar DeFi Hub deposits, vault campaigns, reward eligibility and supported assets.

Stellar ecosystemReferenceUpdated November 8, 2026

Reference note. This is informational documentation, not a wallet interface. Reward rates, availability and withdrawal terms may change. Verify the live product at stellardefihub.trade before acting.

Key questions about Stellar DeFi Hub

The answers below explain historical 2026 deposit programmes and the separately listed strategy vaults. Always check the current project interface for updated terms and product availability.

Frequently asked questions

What is Stellar DeFi Hub?

Stellar DeFi Hub is a Stellar-focused interface for vault products, including 2026 XLM, USDC and PYUSD incentive deposits and a separate strategy-oriented Sentora USDC offering.

Which Stellar assets are supported by the 2026 deposit vaults?

The three listed campaign assets were XLM, native Stellar USDC and PYUSD. Each vault accepted its own asset.

Is XLM staking available through the Stellar DeFi Hub vault?

The 2026 XLM product was an incentive deposit programme, not native consensus staking. Its reward rules were tied to the campaign.

When did the XLM vault campaign end?

The published 2026 XLM campaign end was 9 November 2026 at 18:00 UTC.

When did the USDC and PYUSD vault campaigns end?

The published 2026 USDC and PYUSD campaign ends were 19 November 2026 at 18:00 UTC.

Can I withdraw before a campaign ends?

The 2026 deposit programme allowed principal withdrawal, but withdrawing early forfeited accrued rewards on the amount withdrawn.

How do Stellar DeFi Hub rewards work?

The 2026 incentive vaults accrued rewards based on programme rules, deposited amount and time. Rewards were ecosystem incentives rather than native XLM staking income.

What is the difference between the USDC deposit vault and Sentora USDC?

The time-limited USDC incentive campaign and the share-based Sentora USDC strategy vault through Upshift are different products, with different reward sources and withdrawal terms.

What is sentUSDC?

Upshift describes sentUSDC as shares issued by its Sentora USDC vault on Stellar in exchange for USDC deposits.

Are advertised yield rates guaranteed?

No. Displayed APY or target reward figures are subject to methodology, changing conditions and programme terms. A short-term campaign does not necessarily yield a full annualized percentage.

Which wallets are used on Stellar?

Stellar-compatible wallets such as Freighter and LOBSTR have appeared in Stellar DeFi Hub guidance. Check support directly in the current interface.

Are there risks?

Yes. Smart contract vulnerabilities, admin controls, asset volatility, stablecoin issuer issues and strategy risks may affect funds or rewards.

Does this documentation require a wallet connection?

No. These pages are static educational HTML and do not request wallet permissions, seed phrases or payments.

Key takeaways

  • Three incentive vaults featured XLM, USDC and PYUSD.
  • Early campaign withdrawals could affect rewards.
  • Never treat target APY as a guaranteed return.
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