Plans
Investment plans with a stated term
A plan is a catalogue entry: a name, a term, and the rules for how profit is credited. You choose the amount in USD. The plan is not a savings account and it is not a share. Finish the term you agreed, and read the exit rules before you start.



01 — Plans
Read the card
The duration and the stated rate are on the plan before you confirm. Screenshot or note them. They are the deal.
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02 — Plans
Capital is at work
The amount leaves your available balance for the term. You should not count it as cash you can withdraw tomorrow.
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03 — Plans
Credits are entries
When a plan pays, the wallet shows a credit. That history is the record, not a chat message.
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04 — Plans
No personal advice
The catalogue is a list of products. It is not a recommendation that a plan suits you.
Open account- Terms shown first
- Catalogue
- Amount you commit
- USD
- Days or a cycle
- Term
- Credits return here
- Wallet
Benchmarks beside a plan
A plan has its own term. These prices are the markets, not the plan's stated rate.
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Read the card
The duration and the stated rate are on the plan before you confirm. Screenshot or note them. They are the deal.
Capital is at work
The amount leaves your available balance for the term. You should not count it as cash you can withdraw tomorrow.
Credits are entries
When a plan pays, the wallet shows a credit. That history is the record, not a chat message.
No personal advice
The catalogue is a list of products. It is not a recommendation that a plan suits you.

What you are agreeing to
A plan is a contract with a timetable.
- The amount, the term and the stated rate.
- Whether early exit is allowed, and at what cost.
- Where profit is credited, and how often.
- That losses or withheld exits follow the written rules.

How to compare two plans
A higher rate with a longer lock is not automatically better.
- Shorter terms return capital sooner.
- Higher stated rates come with higher uncertainty.
- Check the minimum. Do not stretch to meet it.
- Leave wallet cash for margin if you also trade.
Step 1
Sign in
Plans are confirmed inside the account, after registration.
Step 2
Pick one plan
Compare term and stated rate. Ignore the marketing name.
Step 3
Confirm the amount
The USD debit appears on the wallet. Keep the confirmation.
FAQ
Can I lose the money in a plan?
Yes. A stated rate is not a guarantee. Capital allocated to a plan is at risk.
Can I withdraw midway?
Only if that plan's rules allow an early exit. Assume the term is binding unless the card says otherwise.
Does the plan trade shares for me?
A plan follows its own rules. It is not the same as you picking shares on the ticket, and it is not the same as a PAMM manager.