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# Flexible Savings

### Flexible Savings

Flexible savings allow you to earn interest on your digital assets while maintaining full access to your funds at all times.

#### Key Features:

* Daily interest accrual your earnings are calculated continuously
* No lock-up period withdraw your funds whenever needed
* Fixed APY rates, what you see is what you get
* Full balance visibility, track everything in real time

#### How it works:

When you allocate funds to flexible savings:

1. Your assets are allocated within structured strategies
2. Interest begins accruing immediately
3. You can withdraw partially or fully at any time
4. Your remaining balance continues to earn interest

#### Who is it for?

Flexible savings is ideal for:

* Investors who want liquidity
* Users testing the platform before committing long-term
* Short-term capital allocation
* Treasury-style cash management


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