Frequently asked questions

Every plan quotes a fixed weekly return. We divide that figure across seven days and credit your balance once per day. A plan paying 10 USDT per week credits roughly 1.43 USDT daily, and the seven credits settle to exactly 10 USDT — the last day absorbs the rounding so the week always lands on the advertised figure.

A scheduled job runs each morning and posts one ledger entry per active plan. The entry is dated, traceable back to the plan that produced it, and visible in your transaction history straight away.

No. Earnings are credited to your available balance as cash rather than being reinvested. If you want a larger weekly figure you fund a higher plan; nothing is rolled over without you choosing it.

Accrual stops and the plan is marked complete. Everything already credited stays in your balance and remains withdrawable under the normal withdrawal rules.

Deposit addresses are published in your dashboard and may cover TRC20, ERC20, BEP20, Polygon and Solana. Always send on the exact network shown next to the address you were given — USDT sent on a different chain cannot be recovered.

The minimum is set by the lowest available plan, which currently starts at 50 USDT. The current figure is always shown on the deposit screen before you send anything.

You submit the transaction hash after sending, and our team confirms it against the chain. Activation usually completes within 30 minutes, and your plan starts accruing from the day it is approved.

Yes. Plans accrue independently, and each produces its own daily ledger entry so you can see which plan paid what.

Withdrawals open once per week. You need an approved identity check, an active plan and the required number of qualified referrals. Your dashboard shows a live checklist of exactly what is still outstanding, so nothing about the decision is hidden.

A qualified referral is someone who registered through your link and holds an active plan at the same tier as yours or higher. Someone on a lower tier does not count towards the requirement until they upgrade. The number required is set by the administrator and shown on your withdrawal page.

To a USDT address you supply at the time of the request, on a network you select. Check the address character by character before submitting — a blockchain transfer cannot be reversed once it is broadcast.

Any fee is set by the administrator and displayed on the withdrawal form, along with the exact net amount you will receive, before you confirm.

Identity verification is a condition of funding an account and part of our anti-money-laundering obligations. We accept a government-issued ID card, driving licence or passport, and read the details from the image automatically so you only confirm what we extracted.

It is stored on a private disk that is not reachable from the web. Images are streamed to authorised reviewers through an access-controlled route and are never given a public URL.

Submissions are queued for manual review. Most are decided within one business day, and you are emailed as soon as a decision is recorded.

Both. You set a password at registration, and we confirm ownership of your email address with a one-time code before the account is created and again before any password reset completes.

Yes. Trading digital assets carries real risk and past performance never guarantees future results. Returns described on this site are targets, not guarantees. Only commit funds you can afford to lose, and read the risk disclosure in full before you deposit.

The platform is operated by BULLISH UK SERVICES LTD, registered in England and Wales under company number 08846965. The registration can be checked on the public Companies House register.

No. Bullish UK is a registered UK company but is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, and the services described here are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme or the Financial Ombudsman Service.

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