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Raenest has launched Stablecoin Vault, letting eligible users earn up to 7% variable APY on USDC and USDT with daily compounding and no lock-up.
Raenest has launched Stablecoin Vault. It offers up to 7% variable APY on USDC and USDT. The vault includes daily compounding, a $100 minimum deposit, and withdrawals with no lock-up.
On September 22, 2026, Raenest announced Stablecoin Vault, a new yield product for users holding stablecoins.
Stablecoins are crypto tokens designed to track a currency like the US dollar, so their price usually moves less than Bitcoin. Raenest’s vault supports USDC and USDT, two of the most-used dollar stablecoins.
Eligible users can deposit at least $100 and earn up to 7% variable APY. APY means annual percentage yield, or the yearly return if the rate stayed the same. “Variable” means the rate can change over time.
Raenest says interest compounds daily, meaning returns are added each day and can also earn returns. Users can withdraw without a lock-up period, but withdrawals and usage remain subject to the company’s terms and applicable fees.
Stablecoin yield products are becoming a common feature in African fintech, especially for freelancers, remote workers, and businesses that earn in dollars and want a way to keep value in USD.
For operators, stablecoin vaults can increase wallet balances and retention, since users have a reason to keep USDC or USDT parked in-app. They can also help diversify revenue beyond FX spreads and transfer fees.
Still, yield is not the same as a bank deposit. Users will want clear details on how yield is generated, what risks exist, and which entities provide underlying services across different markets.
If Raenest can maintain competitive rates and smooth withdrawals, Stablecoin Vault could strengthen its position in cross-border money tools and USD savings across its supported regions.
Primary Source: raenest.com
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