How Savings Subscription Vouchers Add Time-Limited Earn Interest

Summary

This guide explains how subscription vouchers add a separate, time-limited earnings component to returns from fixed or flexible savings products. It gives a calculation method: product interest depends on the subscribed amount, product APR, and product term, while voucher interest uses the eligible amount, voucher APR, and the number of effective days. The example illustrates that a voucher can apply to only part of a larger subscription and that its additional interest is credited alongside product earnings.

The rules described are narrow: vouchers apply only to Bitget Fixed and Flexible Savings, cannot be split across subscriptions, and must be used before expiry. When a voucher term exceeds the savings product term, the additional return is limited to the product term. Earnings are distributed to the spot account daily with savings profits. The document explains promotional mechanics rather than investment selection or risk-adjusted returns; it does not discuss rates changing, product risks, or whether the displayed APRs remain available.

Key ideas

• Subscription vouchers add a separate interest component to eligible savings product earnings.
• Voucher earnings are calculated using the eligible amount, voucher APR, and effective days.
• Vouchers are limited to Fixed and Flexible Savings products and cannot be divided across subscriptions.
• The effective voucher period cannot exceed the savings product term.
• Daily earnings are distributed to the spot account with the savings product profits.

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