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weTrade begins weSave to offer fixed interest on USDT

October 06, 2022

weTrade begins weSave to offer fixed interest on USDT
weTrade, a Bengaluru-based crypto startup, has launched- ‘weSave’, a distinctive feature that provides users with an opportunity to save and avail fixed interest on their stable cryptocurrency investments. Users can earn up to 14% interest per year that is credited daily, TDS free and has no lock-in period.

Through weSave, users start earning interest as soon as they buy USDT through the platform, based on the average USDT balance for the day which is credited daily to their portfolio. Users can withdraw their investment as per their convenience since there is no lock-in period. Furthermore, no TDS is applied on the interest earned and users also receive a cashback at the point of sale to cover TDS charges. As an inaugural offer, users can avail 14% for the first two months and 12% subsequently.

Commenting on the announcement, Mr. Prashant Kumar, Founder & CEO at weTrade, said “The new weSave feature is a definite differentiator for the platform. It is a first-of-its kind feature that will give users the opportunity to gain interest on their stable crypto investments. Our endeavor has always been to provide best returns, the most user-friendly onboarding experience and industry first rewards while maintaining the highest levels of security to ensure that customer assets are safe and secure.”

The platform, which has over 70K downloads, provides users with the dual benefit of price appreciation on their investments and multiple rewards like NFTs for sign-ups. The platform also includes a mature audit and tracing mechanism to ensure customers trade without worry and receive benefits while complying with tax regulations. They provide a user-friendly KYC experience, an option to buy/sell through one click and an opportunity to start investing in under a minute.

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