When it comes to opportunities for earning interest with no account fees, more and more individuals are turning to Paylup.com – an up-and-coming fintech business comprised of techsavvy entrepreneurs with vast experience in finance and banking. The company is located in Vanuatu, a small island in the South Pacific, which is noted for its easy offshore financial services.
Paylup helps clients earn interest on their capital with all revenue paid in bitcoins. Clients can choose from a variety of asset-backed options with varying conditions and yield potential. The organization’s founders say their mission is to promote the free and efficient movement of money by helping clients get a return on their crypto savings through simple and transparent interest-earning opportunities.
- 7 days with 0.03% daily
- 14 days with 0.1% daily
- 31 days with 0.17% daily
Clients’ interest rates are dependent on the type of purchase or capital used and max out at five percent per month – which is paid out daily. The average rate of daily return for holding bitcoin in the company’s wallet is about 0.01 percent with no freeze. Likewise, real-time notifications are provided on interest status and profits to ensure full transparency and give clients peace of mind that they have full control of their finances.
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Paylup prides itself on the simplicity of its services, allowing clients to top off their accounts with bitcoin directly from their crypto wallet or with euros or dollars via its partner, Changelly - which is an industry leader in fast and secure exchange and purchase of over 150 cryptocurrencies.
Paylup is banking licensed, anti-money laundering (AML) compliant and global sanctions certified by ACAMS, the largest international AML and financial crime prevention community. Access to its team of financial experts and customer service representatives is readily available through its chat.
Vanatu, where Paylup is headquartered, is becoming increasingly recognized as an international financial services center. The Vanuatu government requires adherence to all international banking regulations yet has no income, withholding, capital gains or inheritance taxes nor exchange control. It is progressive in its business practices and is a member of the United Nations’ World Intellectual Property Organization. Paylup says that, in addition to the expertise of its team, its location plays a big part in its unique ability to serve clients.
For more information, go to http://www.paylup.com/.