SuperEarn — 48% on Stablecoins, No Licence at All

Forty per cent on a stablecoin

The savings product offers “40–48% APR” on stablecoins, locked for 30 to 365 days. Staking is advertised at “4% to 25% or more” and farming at “over 20% APR”. A stablecoin is designed to hold a steady value, so any return has to come from lending or other activity; mainstream platforms pay a few per cent. A lock-up means you cannot leave while you wait.

Three different start dates

The site says SuperEarn “Launched in 2024”, elsewhere “Since our launch in 2022”, and its copyright runs “2021-2026”. It names “Blockbooster Ltd” at Great Portland Street in London but gives no phone number or email. Its Facebook icon links to Reddit.

Audit badges are not a licence

“Audited by CertiK, Assure DeFi, Cyberscope” tells you someone reviewed some code at some point. It says nothing about who controls the funds or whether the yields exist. A trust-score badge on the page is a picture, not a regulator’s decision.

Sources: ASIC warning shared via IOSCO I-SCAN (October 2026); superearn.com (checked 23 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.

SuperEarn “does not hold licenses from regulators like the SEC or FCA”.

That sentence comes from SuperEarn’s own pages. It is unusual for a platform to say it so plainly, and it matters: there is no regulator to complain to and no compensation scheme behind your deposit.