Where to Stake Tether
2 exchanges we have verified offer Tether staking; the published rate is 7.34% where exchanges publish one. Rates are as published by each exchange on the date shown and are not a promise of return. Verified September 2, 2026.
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Exchanges That Stake Tether
| Exchange | Published rate | Lock-up | Availability | Verified | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitget | 7.34% | — | Global | Visit Bitget | |
| KuCoin | not published | — | Global | Visit KuCoin |
Rates are reproduced from each exchange's own published schedule on the date shown. They vary with network conditions, tier, and amount, and are not a promise of return. Rankings are not influenced by affiliate relationships. How we verify.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I stake Tether in the United States?
- Yes. 2 of the 2 exchanges we have verified offer Tether staking to United States residents: Bitget and KuCoin. Individual states can differ; check the table above.
- Which exchange pays the most for Tether staking?
- Bitget publishes the highest rate we have recorded, 7.34%, as verified on September 2, 2026. Published rates change without notice and are not a promise of return.
- Is staking Tether taxable?
- In most countries staking rewards are taxed as income when you receive them and again as a capital gain when you sell, but the rules and the timing differ by jurisdiction. See our guide to staking for beginners, and check your local rules or a tax professional. This is not tax advice.
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