Bitcoin.com Wallet Upgrade Allows Access to Interest Earnings

Published at: Aug. 22, 2020

Bitcoin.com, and its partner, Cred, announced upgrades to its wallet that allow easy access to crypto earnings.

Bitcoin.com’s wallet features integration between Bitcoin.com and Cred’s CredEarn platform. Users can now access CredEarn without leaving the wallet app, letting them pledge digital assets and receive interest payments in another asset. It can be accessed through desktop and mobile devices.

Additional updates include immediate access to daily compound interest and interest payouts in the user’s cryptocurrency or stablecoin of choice. Cred and Bitcoin.com said their integration offers a “fee-free ability for customers to diversify their cryptocurrency portfolio.”

Corbin Fraser, head of product at Bitcoin.com, said the two companies would continue to offer deeper integration.

"Cred continues to be a frontrunner amongst lending and borrowing platforms. Their dedication to solving financial problems is why we are proud to strengthen our partnership,” he said. “At Bitcoin.com, we strive to offer our customers with the top-tier blockchain services. Through Cred, our customers will continue benefiting from earning interest on their crypto via a secure and licensed financial services platform."

Cred has partnered with other wallet providers, like Houbi, to offer interest earnings to its users.

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