- What does flexible mean?
- A product described as flexible generally has no fixed deposit maturity. That label does not promise an immediate withdrawal: available liquidity, redemption queues, fees, account restrictions and platform conditions still matter.
- How are these offers selected?
- Only quotes collected within six hours and explicitly marked flexible in the normalized feed are eligible. Fixed-rate, restaking and structured products are excluded. Missing terms stay unknown. We apply the same history, liquidity and risk ranking used in the main comparison, then select one offer per asset or platform.
- Does no lockup make a product safe?
- No. A product can lack a fixed term and still expose funds to contract failures, borrower losses, custody failures, token price changes or suspended withdrawals. A risk grade summarizes observed signals; it cannot establish safety or guarantee access.
- Why can the main comparison show a different top rate?
- The main comparison includes additional product types and quotes with unreported terms. This page uses a narrower set. A rate excluded here is not necessarily locked; its terms may simply be absent from our source.