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WhiteBIT announced that annual percentage rates for fixed-term Crypto Lending plans in USDT, BTC, and USDC will change on June 17, 2026; users who open a plan before that date will keep the current rates for the full term.
WhiteBIT has announced that annual percentage rates (APRs) for its fixed-term Crypto Lending plans in USDT, BTC, and USDC will be updated on June 17, 2026. Users who open a fixed-term plan before this date will secure the current APR for the entire duration of their selected term.
The published information includes specific tables comparing current and upcoming rates for various term lengths and clarifies that early withdrawals from fixed-term plans will result in forfeiture of accrued interest. Flexible Crypto Lending plans, which allow withdrawal at any time with interest retained, remain available and are not affected by this scheduled rate change.
To participate in WhiteBIT's time-limited Crypto Lending rate offer, users should access the Crypto Lending product page and select a fixed-term plan in USDT, BTC, or USDC with a desired duration (10, 20, 30, 90, 180, or 360 days). Open a fixed-term lending plan before June 17, 2026, to retain the current annual percentage rate (APR) until the plan’s end. Early withdrawals result in forfeiture of accrued interest. To get started, users can register via the official sign-up link.
WhiteBIT is a cryptocurrency exchange platform offering spot, margin, and futures trading for a range of coins such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and several altcoins, as well as access to 10 fiat currencies. Key features include fixed trading commissions, leverage up to 1:100 for futures, various depositing and withdrawal methods, a TradingView-based web terminal, and mobile trading support. More details can be found in the broker profile on Traders Union.
In our earlier news about WhiteBIT, we reported on the exchange's addition of several new margin trading pairs. For more details, see the previous WhiteBIT update on Traders Union.