How to Lend Fasttoken (FTN): A Step-by-Step Guide for South Africans

Introduction

Lending Fasttoken can be an excellent choice for those looking to hold FTN while earning a return. The process may seem a bit overwhelming, particularly if it's your first time. That's why we've created this guide to assist you.

Step-by-Step Guide for South African Investors

1. Acquire Fasttoken (FTN) Tokens
To lend Fasttoken, you first need to possess it. To acquire Fasttoken, you'll need to buy it. You can select from these well-known exchanges.
Platform Mint Cost
BingX Fasttoken (FTN) 0,42
Bitget Fasttoken (FTN) 4,52
Bitmart Fasttoken (FTN) 1,68
Bybit Fasttoken (FTN) 4,46
Gate.io Fasttoken (FTN) 0,84
MEXC Global Fasttoken (FTN) 0,5
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2. Select a Fasttoken Lender
Once you have FTN, you'll need to select a Fasttoken lending platform to lend your tokens. You can explore some options here.
Platform Mint APY
Bitget Fasttoken (FTN) Up to 1% APY
3. Lend Your Fasttoken
Once you've selected a platform to lend your Fasttoken, transfer your Fasttoken into your wallet on the lending platform. Once it's deposited, it will begin to earn APY. Some platforms pay interest daily, while others do so weekly or monthly.
4. Earn Interest in South Africa
Now all you need to do is sit back while your cryptocurrency earns APY. The more you deposit, the more interest you can earn. Make sure your lending platform pays compounding interest to maximise your returns.

Platform	Mint	Cost
BingX	Fasttoken (FTN)	0,42
Bitget	Fasttoken (FTN)	4,52
Bitmart	Fasttoken (FTN)	1,68
Bybit	Fasttoken (FTN)	4,46
Gate.io	Fasttoken (FTN)	0,84
MEXC Global	Fasttoken (FTN)	0,5

Platform	Mint	APY
Bitget	Fasttoken (FTN)	Up to 1% APY

What to Keep in Mind

Lending your crypto can be risky. Ensure you conduct thorough research before depositing your crypto. Don't lend more than you're prepared to lose. Review their lending practices, customer feedback, and the measures they take to secure your cryptocurrency.