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Public Mint and Abra reach partnership to tap revenue source for EARN program

Public Mint and Abra reach partnership to tap revenue source for EARN program
Daniela Kirova
Jul 01, 2021, 08:03 AM
  • EARN program will take USD and USDC deposits and deploy them to increase earnings
  • Users get an amount in USD+ that corresponds to their stake when staking the fiat on the program
  • EARN makes it possible for DeFi experts and crypto newbies to make money on the same platform

Public Mint, a fiat-based blockchain and payments infrastructure company, announced Thursday morning a new partnership with Abra, a leading wealth management platform Abra. As part of the agreement, the two entities will offer an additional revenue source for the EARN platform, according to a press release obtained by Invezz.

EARN program generates profit on fiat and stablecoin deposits

Set to launch in the third quarter of this year, the EARN program will take US dollars and USDC (USDC/USD) deposits and deploy them to increase earnings, both in more conventional crypto lending platforms and DeFi protocols. Public Mint will use part of the funds allocated to the EARN program to the Abra platform.

EARN spreads risk through a reputable partner network and a diversified portfolio and offers very competitive earning rates. The goal is for laymen in the field to be able to access higher earnings easily. Abra is a pioneer in the crypto market, so the partnership represents a major milestone towards the goal of the program.

Easy to track earnings

Users that stake USD on the EARN program will receive the corresponding amount in USD+ which is a fully liquid, earnings bearing, synthetic fiat currency. Any profit gained is distributed as additional USD+, making it easy to track earnings compared to similar solutions in DeFi. Abra founder Bill Barhydt stated they were intrigued by the flexibility of Public Mint’s EARN, which made it possible for DeFi experts and crypto newbies alike to make money on the same platform. He added:

Paulo Rodrigues, CEO of Public Mint, commented: