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Tapbit announced the availability of its 'Earn' product, offering flexible savings options for USDT holders with tiered interest rates and no subscription or redemption fees. The official page outlines the tier structure and key features, including a 1:1 reserve fund and a minimum entry threshold.
Tapbit has introduced its Earn product for USDT, providing users with the ability to earn interest through flexible savings. According to the official information, the product features tiered annual percentage yields for USDT deposits: 4% for balances up to 1,000 USDT, 2% for amounts between 1,000 and 10,000 USDT, and 1% for holdings above 10,000 USDT. The offering emphasizes a low minimum deposit threshold (starting at 100 USDT), zero fees for subscription or redemption, and a 1:1 reserve fund for user protection. While the broker's announcement referenced potential yields of up to 15% APY, the detailed documentation specifies lower maximum rates for USDT, and no 15% USDT tier is described in the official materials.
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To start earning with Tapbit Earn, users need to create an account with Tapbit and access the Earn section. After logging in, deposit USDT (minimum 100 USDT) into the flexible savings product to begin accruing interest according to the tiered APY structure. For more information and to register, visit the official sign-up link.
Tapbit is a cryptocurrency trading platform offering access to spot and futures markets, over 800 tradable assets, and P2P exchanges. The broker supports trading through an intuitive browser platform and a mobile app, and provides additional features such as copy trading and a passive income Earn service. For more detailed information, read the Tapbit broker profile on Traders Union: full review on Traders Union.
For background, our earlier news highlighted Tapbit's launch of OIL (WTI) perpetual futures trading, which allowed users to access oil markets with up to 10× leverage. You can read more details in the previous Tapbit update on Traders Union.