Crypto deposits are open — answering the questions before they get asked

What is a crypto deposit?

Placing crypto for a fixed term at a rate known in advance. The mechanics match a bank deposit: you put in an amount, wait for the term to end, and take it back with the interest accrued. No trading, no watching the rate, nothing to move by hand while the term runs.

What rate does it pay?

The rate depends on the coin and the length of the plan. The maximum for each one:

USDT 13%

BTC 12%

ETH 12%

LINK 12%

LTC 12%

NEAR 12%

How long can it run?

Six options, from ten days to a year. The longer the plan, the higher the rate.

Several deposits can run at once — including in the same coin and for the same term.

What does it come to in practice?

Take a thousand USDT on the longest term.

The calculator in the section shows exactly this amount — before you confirm the deposit.

What if the money is needed before the term ends?

You can take it out on any day — the amount placed is never locked. But interest is paid only for a term completed in full, so closing early returns exactly what you put in.

What does it take to open one?

It all happens inside your account. Top up the balance in the coin you want, open a plan, set the amount — and then do nothing until the term ends.

What happens at the end?

The deposit closes on its own, the interest is locked in, and a new term does not start automatically. The decision stays with you:

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