This article explains how earnings work on KAST Earn, where your earned yield appears, and how you can access your funds when you’re ready to use them.
How Do I Receive My Earnings from KAST Earn?
KAST Earn uses an auto-compounding model. This means earnings are not paid out as daily cash deposits. Instead, the value of your Earn balance increases over time.
You receive your earnings when you withdraw from KAST Earn back to your Spending Account.
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Once withdrawn, your funds are immediately available for use.
How Do I Use My Earnings After They’re Credited?
After your earnings are moved to your Spending Account, you can use them just like any other balance on KAST.
You can:
- Spend using your KAST Card
- Send funds via bank transfer, local payout, or KAST Tag
- Transfer funds to external wallets (if supported)
There are no restrictions on how you use funds once they are in your Spending Account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to claim my KAST Earn earnings?
No. Earnings are compounded automatically and added to your Earn balance as they accrue, and you receive them when you withdraw.
Is there a minimum or maximum withdrawal amount?
There is no cap on deposits or total earnings in KAST Earn. Any minimum withdrawal amount will be shown clearly in the app before you confirm a withdrawal.
Can I withdraw my funds anytime?
Yes. KAST Earn funds are not time-locked, and you can initiate a withdrawal whenever you choose.
Are there any fees to receive my earnings?
KAST currently passes 100% of yield to users with no fees deducted. If fees are introduced in the future, they will be clearly displayed before confirmation.
Is KAST Earn a bank savings account?
No. KAST Earn is not a bank deposit and does not offer bank-style protections. Funds are deployed via on-chain strategies that carry smart contract and liquidity risks.
Who can I contact if I have questions about my earnings?
If you have questions about your KAST Earn balance or withdrawals, contact KAST Concierge through the app. The team can help clarify balances, withdrawals, and Earn-related activity.