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PEPE on WhiteBIT

WhiteBIT pays 1.2 % APY on Pepe (PEPE) as a 30d lock rate. On YieldScope WhiteBIT carries a safety grade of B, scored across five risk criteria. Below: where PEPE earns more — and where it earns safer.

WhiteBIT pays
1.2 %
🔒 30d lock
#4 of 12 venues for PEPE · grade B platform
Safer and pays more
10 %
Bitget Earn A
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Yield source: Exchange Earn

Verified Jul 17, 2026 Auto-sync
Comparison

Where else PEPE earns

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WhiteBIT pays 1.2 % on PEPE. Here's how other venues compare — by rate and by safety.

Venue APY Terms Grade
WhiteBIT (this page)
1.2 %
🔒 30d lock B
CoinDepo
12 %
Flexible F
Bitget Earn
10 %
Flexible A
CoinEx Earn
1.47 %
Flexible D
MEXC Earn
1.0 %
Flexible C
OKX Earn
1.0 %
Flexible B

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

Safety

Why WhiteBIT is graded B

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    Flexible crypto-lending plans can be withdrawn at any time; fixed plans lock funds for a set term.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

PEPE rate history on WhiteBIT

1.2 %–1.2 % · 20 days

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Rate history

How PEPE yields moved across exchanges

Best rate over time
12 %

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

Source: daily snapshots via exchange APIs

Calculator

Your money, this pair

How much will you earn?

PEPE
Interest
+0.1207 PEPE
Total
10.1207 PEPE
On WhiteBIT:+0.0003per day·+0.0100per month·+0.1207per 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 PEPE earns on WhiteBIT

When you deposit PEPE into WhiteBIT's earn product you receive 1.2 % APY as a 30d lock 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 PEPE 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 PEPE earn rate on WhiteBIT?
WhiteBIT currently pays 1.2 % APY on PEPE as a 30d lock rate. Rates float and are refreshed daily on YieldScope — see the date stamp above for the last update.
Is earning PEPE 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.
Is there a lock-up for PEPE on WhiteBIT?
This PEPE rate requires a lock-up (30d lock). Your funds are committed for the term, so factor that in before depositing.
How is the PEPE yield generated?
Earn products pay you because the platform puts your PEPE 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.