Yield
Where USDGO earns the most — safely.
USD stablecoin from OSL Group, issued by Anchorage Digital Bank
The highest USDGO rate on YieldScope right now is 4.0 % APY on Bitget Earn — safety grade B, Flexible. Across 2 venues we track, USDGO averages 3.5 % APY. Rates float and are refreshed daily; last updated 2026-09-26.
Bitget Earn B One coin, 2 prices for your trust
How USDGO yields moved across exchanges
from 2026-06-30 to 2026-09-26
Source: daily snapshots via exchange APIs
All platforms for USDGO
| Platform | Best ↓ | Type | Platf. risk | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitget Earn | 4.0 % | flexible | B | ⏸ Withdrawals paused |
 MEXC Earn | 3.0 % | flexible | C | Open → |
How much will you earn?
| Platform | Interest | Total |
|---|---|---|
| ★Bitget Earn | +40.7415 | 1,040.7415 |
| MEXC Earn | +30.4160 | 1,030.4160 |
Method: monthly compounding (1 + APR/12)ⁿ, where APR is the exchange's stated rate. The realized 12-month return is slightly higher due to reinvestment. Rates may change. Not financial advice.
USDGO rates on the move
What to watch on USDGO
USDGO yield FAQ
The highest USDGO rate we currently track is 4% APY on Bitget Earn, which we grade B for safety. These are base rates refreshed daily — not promotional teasers.
It depends on the platform, not the coin. We grade every platform A–F on five checks: regulation, proof-of-reserves, flexible withdrawals, an insurance fund, and track record. Check the grade next to each rate before depositing — a higher APY often means higher risk.
No. We track 2 platforms for USDGO and publish base rates only — never the headline promo or teaser tiers that apply to tiny balances. Floating rates are labelled as snapshots, so the number reflects what a normal balance realistically earns.
What is USDGO
USDGO is a US-dollar stablecoin launched in February 2026 by OSL Group, a Hong Kong-listed digital asset company. It is issued by Anchorage Digital Bank, a federally chartered US bank, and backed 1:1 by liquid assets such as US Treasuries. It is aimed at institutional settlement and cross-border payments, and was first minted on Solana.
Known risks
- ⚠De-peg risk: the price can slip below $1 during market stress
- ⚠Issuer and reserve risk: the peg holds only if the issuer really holds the assets it claims
- ⚠Regulatory risk: stablecoin rules are still changing in several jurisdictions
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