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WhiteBIT has announced fixed-term crypto lending plans for USD Coin (USDC), offering annual percentage rates of up to 18.21% for terms ranging from 2 to 3 years, with options for flexible early closure that may allow users to retain part of their earnings after meeting specific checkpoints.
WhiteBIT has introduced fixed-term crypto lending plans for USD Coin (USDC), with annual percentage rates reaching up to 18.21%. The available lending durations extend from 30 to 1,080 days (approximately 1 month to 3 years), and users can deposit amounts ranging from 100 to 400,000 USDC. Participants are required to lock up their funds for the selected period to earn the stated interest rate, which is paid at the end of the term. WhiteBIT also mentions options for early closure with potential for partial earnings retention, contingent on checkpoints, although exact conditions may differ depending on the specific plan chosen.
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To join the WhiteBIT USDC Crypto Lending promotion, users must have a WhiteBIT account and a minimum balance of 100 USDC. Go to the fixed Crypto Lending section, select USDC, choose a term between 30 and 1,080 days, and enter a deposit amount between 100 and 400,000 USDC. Confirm the plan to start earning an annual percentage rate of up to 18.21%. For more information or to begin, visit the official sign-up link.
WhiteBIT is a cryptocurrency exchange that offers spot, margin, and futures trading for a variety of cryptocurrencies and tokens, along with support for multiple fiat currencies such as USD, EUR, and others. The platform provides fixed trading commissions, a TradingView-powered web terminal, mobile trading, and a referral program, as well as basic educational resources and a demo token for practice. Learn more details in the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more on WhiteBIT's recent campaigns and rewards, see our earlier news about their referral and prize draw promotion by visiting the previous WhiteBIT update on Traders Union.