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ETH on WhiteBIT

WhiteBIT pays 1.48 % APY on Ethereum (ETH) as a Flexible rate. On YieldScope WhiteBIT carries a safety grade of B, scored across five risk criteria. Below: where ETH earns more — and where it earns safer.

WhiteBIT pays
1.48 %
Flexible ▲ 0.01 % vs 23d ago
#2 of 31 venues for ETH · grade B platform
Safer and pays more
1.75 %
Coinbase Earn A
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Yield source: Exchange Earn

Verified Jul 17, 2026 Auto-sync
Comparison

Where else ETH earns

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WhiteBIT pays 1.48 % on ETH. Here's how other venues compare — by rate and by safety.

Venue APY Terms Grade
WhiteBIT (this page)
1.48 %
Flexible B
CoinDepo
12 %
Flexible F
StakeWise (osETH)
7.47 %
Earn C
Telegram Wallet
6.49 %
Flexible F
Nexo
3.25 %
Flexible C
Robinhood Crypto
3.15 %
Earn D

WhiteBIT is graded B. If safety matters more than a few extra basis points, Coinbase Earn earns ETH at a higher grade (A).

Safety

Why WhiteBIT is graded B

WhiteBIT full review →

Five binary safety criteria — each one passed or not. The more passed, the safer.

5 criteria · check each one
  • Regulation

    Holds a MiCA licence from Austria's FMA (2026), an Estonian VASP registration, and launched a US entity in late 2025. Source →

  • Proof-of-Reserves

    A Hacken proof-of-reserves shows strong overcollateralisation — total collateral around 238%, BTC 507%, USDT 108% and USDC 205%. Source →

  • Flexible withdrawal

    Flexible crypto-lending plans can be withdrawn at any time; fixed plans lock funds for a set term. Source →

  • Insurance Fund

    No dedicated customer insurance fund is publicly disclosed. Source →

  • Track record (2+ years incident-free)

    Founded 2018 with no major hack on record. Russia labelled it an undesirable organisation in 2026, which Western users may read as a positive signal. Source →

History

ETH rate history on WhiteBIT

1.47 %–1.48 % · 24 days

Daily snapshots from YieldScope's rate sync. Hover to inspect any day.

Rate history

How ETH yields moved across exchanges

Best rate over time
12 %

from 2026-05-25 to 2026-07-17

Source: daily snapshots via exchange APIs

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Your money, this pair

How much will you earn?

ETH
Interest
+0.0149 ETH
Total
1.0149 ETH
On WhiteBIT:+0.0000per day·+0.0012per month·+0.0149per year

Method: monthly compounding (1 + APR/12)ⁿ, where APR is the exchange's stated rate. The realized 12-month return is slightly higher due to reinvestment. Rates may change. Not financial advice.

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How it works

How ETH earns on WhiteBIT

When you deposit ETH into WhiteBIT's earn product you receive 1.48 % APY as a Flexible rate. The platform puts the asset to work and shares the yield — your balance grows without you doing anything.

This is a base rate, not a promotional teaser: it's what an ordinary deposit actually earns. WhiteBIT carries a YieldScope safety grade of B, so weigh the yield against platform risk — a higher rate on a weaker grade is not automatically a better deal.

Rates on ETH move with lending demand and market conditions. We re-check them daily and keep a history, so you can see whether today's number is unusually high, unusually low, or steady.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the ETH earn rate on WhiteBIT?
WhiteBIT currently pays 1.48 % APY on ETH as a Flexible rate. Rates float and are refreshed daily on YieldScope — see the date stamp above for the last update.
Is earning ETH on WhiteBIT safe?
WhiteBIT has a YieldScope safety grade of B, based on five binary criteria: regulation, proof of reserves, flexible withdrawal, insurance fund and incident track record. A higher grade means lower platform risk — but no yield is risk-free, and this is not financial advice.
Can I withdraw ETH anytime on WhiteBIT?
Yes — this ETH rate is flexible, so you can withdraw without a fixed lock-up period.
How is the ETH yield generated?
Earn products pay you because the platform puts your ETH to work — typically lending it to borrowers or deploying it in market-making — and passes part of the return back to you. That's also why yield carries risk: it isn't free money, and it depends on the platform staying solvent.