Crypto neobanking platform Tria (@useTria) has integrated the Move-based Aptos (@Aptos) blockchain, giving its user base direct access to the $APT ecosystem. Tria says it serves more than 500
Crypto neobanking platform Tria (@useTria) has integrated the Move-based Aptos (@Aptos) blockchain, giving its user base direct access to the $APT ecosystem. Tria says it serves more than 500,000 users across over 150 countries, and those users can now trade through an integration with @DecibelTrade.
According to Aptos Labs, Tria users can now deposit, trade, swap cross-chain, access tokenized real-world assets and earn yield using Aptos-native assets without leaving the app. Tria describes itself as a self-custodial neofinance app, meaning users keep control of their assets.
Tria also said the integration lets users trade across more than 100 chains, using Aptos as a high-speed execution layer. As reported by Phemex, users can run cross-chain swaps with instant settlement and access DeFi products including on-chain derivatives and tokenized real-world assets. The same report said Tria accounts also support portfolio management, yield earning and Visa card payments.
The announcement also cited network figures for Aptos: a record total value locked (TVL) of $1 billion, 10 million monthly active users and 326 million transactions in a single day, according to the same Phemex report.
The trading element comes through Decibel, which is described as a fully onchain perpetuals exchange incubated by Aptos Labs. According to a Chainwire press release dated April 21, 2026, Tria announced a live integration with Decibel. The release said Decibel has been live on Aptos mainnet since February 2026.
The integration runs through Decibel's Builder Code program. Per Aptos' own write-up, every order, match and settlement on Tria's integration executes onchain via Decibel's order book, powered by Aptos. Tria's own documentation notes that the Decibel trading account is separate from a user's Tria spot balance, with a minimum deposit of $10, and that trading fees are the standard Decibel fee plus a Tria fee.
Decibel launched on mainnet in February 2026, as relayed by PANews citing CoinDesk. Its public testnet previously attracted more than 700,000 unique accounts, according to that report.
Neobanks that combine payments, yield and trading in one account have been an area of growing interest in crypto. For Aptos, the Tria deal adds a distribution channel to an existing user base rather than requiring those users to move to a new platform. Whether that translates into sustained on-chain activity for $APT will depend on how many of Tria's users actually trade or hold Aptos assets.
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