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MEXC has launched a campaign inviting users to apply for a VVIP Elite trial by submitting proof of assets held on another exchange, offering up to $40 in benefits including APR boosters and futures loss coverage.
MEXC has announced the launch of its 'VVIP Experience Elite Privileges' campaign, which allows users to apply for an Elite trial by submitting proof of assets held on another exchange. According to the broker, eligible participants can unlock a total of $40 in USDT benefits, which includes $20 in futures loss coverage, APR boosters, and access to a set of 12 exclusive VVIP benefits. The campaign requires users to complete an eligibility verification form and provide asset proof, although specific details about subsequent steps or terms are not fully disclosed in the available materials.
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To join the MEXC VVIP Experience Elite Privileges campaign, users need to complete an eligibility verification by submitting a form and providing proof of assets held on another exchange. Once approved for the Elite trial, eligible participants can receive up to $40 in benefits, which may include futures loss coverage and APR boosters. To get started, users can register via the official sign-up link.
MEXC is a cryptocurrency exchange established in 2018 and registered in Singapore, providing users with crypto-to-crypto trading, P2P exchange services, and access to over 2,700 spot trading pairs and more than 800 futures markets. The platform features a range of trading and investment products including spot and futures grid trading, copy trading, staking, and on-chain earn options, along with security measures such as third-party audits and proof of reserves. For a detailed analysis of features, fees, and user benefits, visit the broker profile on Traders Union.
For context, our earlier news about MEXC highlighted the launch of an automatic card cashback program offering up to 10% rewards on eligible purchases. For a full recap, see the previous MEXC update on Traders Union.