LendPace’s 14-day trial: timing, activation and expiry checks
An eligible account starts its 14-day Basic trial when the first lending API key is saved. Registration, connection testing and bot activation are different events.
Compare the strategies
Use this interactive demonstration to compare the strategies. It does not connect to your account or place lending offers.
Targets higher rates with terms of 2–120 days. Offers may take longer to fill; neither fills nor earnings are guaranteed.
Before saving the key
Prepare exchange eligibility, verification, lendable funds and permissions first. The clock does not wait for your first fill or a successful connection test. The trial is available once per account, excludes accounts with an active subscription, and is not reset by replacing a key.
Activation sequence
- Save the exchange key and note the trial expiry.
- Test, resolve permissions or IP issues, then enable the key.
- Select exchange, currency, amount limits and strategy in My Lending.
- Start explicitly and confirm offers and actual fills.
These describe the workflow; available products and interface details can differ by exchange and account.
What to observe
Learn the distinctions between enabled key, running bot, pending offer, lent funds and interest records. Then assess whether management takes less effort, records are understandable and costs suit your capital.
Do not extrapolate the highest trial APR to a full year. Avoid committing money needed soon just to test a longer-duration strategy. Fourteen days cannot represent every market condition.
Before expiry
Review current plans if continuing. Otherwise stop and verify offers or redemptions directly at the exchange. Trial expiry does not immediately return active loans.
Referral rewards are separate: a referrer on a trial alone is not eligible for the paid-subscription referral reward.
Related reading
- LendPace Basic, Pro and VIP: prices, limits and subscription costs
- Understanding lending dashboards: APR, fills and credited interest
Sources and verification date
2026-11-03.
This is operational and educational information. Illustrations are not promised returns. Exchange, liquidity and asset-price risks remain.
