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Biconomy announced an upgrade to its USDG Earn product, introducing a flexible deposit option offering 17% APR for the first five days before reverting to a lower rate, alongside the launch of a promotional giveaway.
Biconomy introduced an upgraded USDG Earn product on its platform, offering users a flexible term option with an initial annual percentage rate (APR) of 17% for the first five days, after which the rate decreases to 2.13%. In addition, fixed-term options are available for 180 days (3.81% APR) and 360 days (4.83% APR), each with specified minimum and maximum deposit limits per user and across the platform.
The promotion is scheduled to begin on May 30, 2026, at 00:00 UTC. Participants must deposit a minimum of 10 USDG, with early redemption resulting in loss of all accrued interest. Biconomy reserves the right to adjust rates and limits based on market conditions and provides risk warnings regarding cryptocurrency investments.
To join this Biconomy promotion, log in to Biconomy.com starting May 30, 2026 and access the Earn section. Choose the USDG locked product you prefer—180-day (3.81% APR), 360-day (4.83% APR), or Flexible (with a 17% APR for the first 5 days). Deposit at least 10 USDG (up to 2,000 USDG per user) to start earning interest; ensure you are aware of product limits and conditions. For more details and to begin, users can register via the official sign-up link.
Biconomy offers browser-based and mobile trading platforms with access to over 230 crypto-to-crypto spot and futures trading pairs, including leverage up to 1:100 on futures. The broker features a low minimum deposit, a demo account, instant fiat-to-crypto exchange, and a rewards program for account activities, with passive income opportunities provided through Biconomy Earn. For more information, see the broker profile on Traders Union.
For additional context, our earlier news about Biconomy covered the listing of the Zest Protocol’s $ZEST token and details on trading and promotions. You can read more in the previous Biconomy update on Traders Union.