sava
Save your lira in USDC

Your savings in dollars, in your own wallet.

Turn your lira into digital dollars and keep them in your own wallet. Earn a variable yield in the vault, withdraw any time.

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Sava never holds your money. Yield is variable and never promised.
12.95 USDC added to your wallet
Sava home screen: total savings 13.671,94 ₺, vault and idle balances, recent activity

Your lira turns into dollars and earns in the vault.

Three steps, all inside the app.

01

Add lira

Pay by card and it arrives in your wallet as USDC, a digital dollar. You see the fee before you pay.

02

Put it to work in the vault

One tap moves your USDC into USDC Core, where it is lent to borrowers. The fees they pay become your earnings.

03

Withdraw any time

No lock-up. Your USDC comes back to your wallet, and you can send it to any address you like.

New to this? Here are the four names you will see.

No jargon needed. This is everything Sava is built on.

THE APP

Sava

A savings app, not a bank. It gives you a wallet, helps you fill it with dollars and puts them to work if you ask.

Sava never holds your money. It only prepares each step and you approve it.

THE MONEY

USDC

A digital dollar. 1 USDC is meant to equal 1 US dollar, backed by cash and short-term US government bonds held by its issuer, Circle.

So your savings follow the dollar, not the lira.

WHERE IT LIVES

Stellar

A public payment network, running since 2014. Your wallet is an address on it. Transfers settle in seconds for a fraction of a cent.

Every balance and transfer is public, so anyone can check them.

WHERE IT EARNS

USDC Core

A lending pool on Blend, an open-source lending protocol on Stellar. Savers put USDC in, borrowers take loans out and pay a fee for them.

Sava uses this one pool only, after reviewing it.

USDC Core screen: yearly rate, rate chart, your balance and earnings, pool size, Blend v2 on Stellar

What happens to your money in USDC Core?

It works like a savings pool. Here is the whole cycle.

1
You put USDC into the pool
Your wallet sends it to the pool and gets a share back. The share stays in your name.
2
Borrowers lock collateral first
To borrow USDC, someone must lock up other assets worth more than the loan.
3
They pay a fee, you earn it
Their fees flow into the pool and your share grows every day.
4
You take it back when you want
Tap withdraw and your USDC plus earnings return to your wallet.
Why does the rate change? When more of the pool is borrowed, borrowers pay more and you earn more. When less is borrowed, the rate falls. It can go to zero.

Where does your money go?

Your card
700,00 ₺
Mercuryo
₺ → USDC
Your wallet
12.95 USDC
USDC Core
+ yield
Sava never holds your money
One reviewed pool only
Never blocks withdrawals

The risks, plainly.

The rate moves

It can drop to zero.

Loans can go bad

The pool can take a loss.

Withdrawals can wait

When the pool is fully lent out.

Code can fail

Transfers can’t be undone.

Questions

Is Sava a bank?

No. Sava is not a bank and does not give financial advice. Your savings are not protected by any state insurance scheme.

What if Sava shuts down?

Your money stays in your wallet. You can withdraw it with any Stellar wallet that supports Blend.

Do I need to know crypto?

No. Sign in with an email code, Google or Apple. There is no password or recovery phrase to keep.

Can I convert back to lira?

Not inside Sava. You can send your USDC to any Stellar address, for example an exchange account.

You are ready to start.

Opening your account takes about two minutes.

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