CRO lockup rewards: September rates and product differences
Crypto.com’s dated Level Up lockup table, percentage-point changes and the checks that distinguish lockup rewards, staking and card spending bonuses.
September 10 lockup rates in the provider document
Crypto.com’s Level Up Rewards and Benefits contains a dated CRO Lockup table. It labels the change as September 10, 2026 at 00:00 UTC. The figures below describe that table; check the current terms and your account before treating a historical rate as applicable to you.
| Legacy tier / Level Up plan | Through September 9 | From September 10 | Change in percentage points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jade Green / Royal Indigo — Pro | 4% | 3% | −1 |
| Icy White / Frosted Rose Gold — Private, US$50,000 | 8.5% | 5% | −3.5 |
| Obsidian — Private, US$500,000 | 9% | 6% | −3 |
The final column is subtraction of the listed rates, not a token-price change or a forecast of investment returns.
Lockup, staking and spending are different comparisons
The same provider document has a separate staking table. It describes staking estimates as variable and subject to validator rates and service fees. Availability depends on jurisdiction. Card spending rewards measure another activity and should not be substituted for the lockup rates above.
A comparison worksheet for your records
Before comparing two offers, record:
- The product name, legal entity and jurisdiction shown in the actual terms.
- The tier and balance or subscription requirement, including the currency used to express it.
- The date the terms apply, and whether the document covers an existing or new arrangement.
- Any holding period, renewal setting, fees and withdrawal conditions.
- The source URL and the date you checked it.
Keep token rewards and the market value of the underlying CRO separate. A lower reward rate does not by itself establish a holder’s total loss, a provider’s motive or a regulatory violation. The worksheet is a way to organize evidence; this page cannot determine which contract applies to a particular account.
See our regulation reference to distinguish product terms from an authorisation or rulemaking decision.
Source verification, November 2, 2026: The provider’s dated table now supports the comparison previously attributed to Protos. The earlier October 31 correction removed unsupported regulatory predictions and incompatible price-decline baselines. Original publication date, image, tags and URL are retained.