As crypto wallets continue to expand the assets and functions they support, Mesh has chosen a more focused approach. It focuses its product on the sending and receiving of TRON on the USDT chain, aiming to complete stablecoin transfers and receipts with fewer steps.

Only do TRON link USDT.

This wallet does not incorporate common features such as token discovery, a NFT page, or built-in aggregated trading functions. The interface is mainly centered around the TRC-20 version and USDT. Users can create multiple accounts within the same wallet, with each account corresponding to an independent TRON address and USDT balance.

This means that daily payments, main holdings, and payment receiving addresses can be managed separately. The "restore phrase" is used for unified backup, while different addresses are used to distinguish between funds for different purposes.

Required for platform payment on behalf of others: TRX

Initiating transactions on the TRON network usually requires the consumption of network resources, which in practice means that users need to prepare a small amount of TRX. The approach adopted by Mesh is for the platform to handle this cost, charging a fee of 0.5% of the transfer amount, with a maximum of 10 US dollars per transaction.

• The charging standard is 0.5% of the transfer amount.
• The maximum cost for a single transaction is $10.
• The platform claims that it will cover the TRX required for each transfer.

According to the example given, a transfer of $500 will incur a fee of $2.5 if it goes through 3 redirects. Users can see the cost before signing, and then decide whether to proceed with the transaction or not.

Multi-account and Privacy Design

Mesh indicates that mnemonics are generated locally on the device and stored within the device's Secure Enclave. The keys are not transmitted or backed up to the company's servers. The company also states that their encryption and signing code is publicly available, and a reproducible build guide is provided with each version release.

In addition, the application does not use analysis or tracking of SDK; instead, it communicates directly with the TRON node without establishing a backend system for indexing individual user activities. Creating an account also does not require an email address, phone number, or authentication.

However, this unmanaged design also means that users are responsible for keeping their recovery credentials themselves. Once the credentials are lost, the responsibility for asset management will primarily fall on the users.