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CLEVA POTS 💰

All you need to know about Cleva Pots

Written by Tosin

We are excited to introduce Cleva Pots, our newly launched savings feature designed to help you save with purpose and control.

With Cleva Pots, you can earn rewards easily and manage your funds in a simple, structured way, all within your Cleva account.

Earn up to 3% annual rewards on your balance. 💰

Rewards are calculated daily and credited to your Pot on the 1st of every month.

How to get started on Cleva Pots 💰

  • Step 1: From your home screen, tap “Start saving” or " Pots " to get started.

  • Step 2: Accept all the Cleva Pots policies and tap “Start earning”. You will see your pot balance; please tap “Add funds”.

  • Step 3: Enter an amount from your USD balance that you want to add to your pot balance and tap “Continue”. Tap “View Pot” to see the credited funds in your pot balance.

  • Step 4: You start to earn rewards a day after funds have stayed in your Pots balance. Tap “Learn more about Cleva Pot” to learn more about our new savings feature.

  • Step 5: From your Cleva Pot balance, tap the accrued reward pop-up to view your daily earned rewards.

  • Step 6: From your Cleva Pot balance, tap the accrued reward pop-up to see all transactions related to all your lifetime rewards and tap “See all” for a full view of the list.

How to withdraw from your Cleva Pots 💰

  • Step 1: Tap “Pots” from your home screen and tap the “Withdraw” button.

  • Step 2: Input the amount you want to withdraw, and tap “Continue”; your funds will be processed successfully to your USD wallet.

⚠️ Things to Note About Your Cleva Pot

  • A Pot is created with a zero balance, and funds must be deposited separately from your USD wallet.

  • Rewards accrue daily from the next day after deposit and are paid out to your Pot on the 1st of every month, in a single monthly payout.

  • There is no fixed minimum deposit (at most $1), as long as funds are available in your USD wallet.

  • A live projection shows estimated daily, monthly, and yearly earnings at 3% p.a.

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