Stabliq Wallet: Solving the Stablecoin Fee Problem Without Native Tokens
A new player has entered the cryptocurrency wallet market, solving one of the most pressing issues for stablecoin users — the need to hold a native token to pay gas fees. Virell Trade has launched Stabliq Wallet, a non-custodial wallet designed for working with stablecoins on the Ethereum and TRON networks.
How fee payment with stablecoins works
Stabliq Wallet supports USDT, USDC, and other popular stablecoins, allowing users to store, send, and receive assets in a single interface. The key innovation is the ability to pay network fees directly in stablecoins, without needing ETH or TRX in the balance. When creating a wallet, the user can choose one of two modes: Gasless, where the fee is deducted in stablecoins, or standard, where the fee is charged in the network's native token. Currently, the Gasless feature is active only on the Ethereum network, but this is already a significant step forward for users who do not want to hold ETH solely for paying gas.
Features and security
The wallet offers a full set of tools for asset management: support for multiple accounts, import via seed phrase and private key, an address book, transaction history, the ability to add custom tokens, and transfers via QR code. Stabliq Wallet operates on a non-custodial model — all private keys and the seed phrase are stored locally on the user's device, ensuring full control over funds.
The development is handled by Virell Trade FZ-LLC, registered in the Ras Al Khaimah (RAKEZ) free economic zone in the UAE. The app is already available for download on the App Store and Google Play.
Expert opinion: Stabliq Wallet is a timely solution for a market where stablecoins are becoming the primary tool for transfers and DeFi. However, the key challenge remains scaling Gasless support to other networks, especially TRON, where TRX fees still create a barrier to mass adoption. Without this, the wallet risks remaining a niche product for Ethereum enthusiasts.