Every figure has a source
Plan rates, the minimum, the referral bands and the token tiers come from the operator’s published terms. The counters above are read from the contracts on BNB Smart Chain, not typed in by us.
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Fixed-duration USDT plans: 7, 14, 30 or 60 days at a rate written into the contract. The principal is locked until maturity. We read the contracts and the audits and list the fees the percentages leave out, so the decision is yours with the numbers in front of you.
Four fixed durations, no early exit
Same minimum on every plan
USDT deposits, public contracts
Calculated at 00:00 UTC
We are paid on registrations, so the only thing worth offering you is the part the operator leaves off its own front page.
Plan rates, the minimum, the referral bands and the token tiers come from the operator’s published terms. The counters above are read from the contracts on BNB Smart Chain, not typed in by us.
HazeCrypto audited the protocol and the token; SolidityScan scored the protocol 99.99 with no critical, high, medium or low findings. The same HazeCrypto report records a high-severity finding on the ROI model and states that dividends are paid from other users’ deposits. We quote both.
The audit records a 6% fee on deposit and 6% on ROI, which reads as money off your return. The source says otherwise: both are withdrawn from the liquidity pool to a fixed fee wallet, while your position and your ROI are recorded in full. It does not shrink your payout. It shrinks the pool everyone is paid from.
Four steps, and the one that surprises people is the third.
Sprint 7 days, Accelerate 14, Power 30, Ultimate 60. The rate is tied to the duration and set in the contract, not adjusted by the market.
From 1 USDT on BNB Smart Chain. The operator states deposits go into a USDC/USDT liquidity pool, a stablecoin pair, which is why it reports no impermanent loss.
Earnings accrue daily at 00:00 UTC, and the contract holds them inside the position: the principal and the full ROI reach your claimable balance only when the term ends. Referral and leadership rewards are the exception and can be claimed as they accrue. There is no early exit.
The cycle does not renew by itself. Starting another one is a fresh deposit, done manually.
Percentages are totals for the full term, not annual rates. A 54% plan runs 60 days.
7 days
3%
total ROI
~0.428% daily
14 days
10%
total ROI
~0.714% daily
30 days
24%
total ROI
~0.8% daily
60 days
54%
total ROI
~0.9% daily
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Your Loop Plan
$240
+ 8.4 USDT in additional $TURBO rewards
An estimate, not a guarantee of returns.
Four conditions that change the arithmetic. None of them appears in the headline percentage.
The plan ROI accrues daily inside the position and reaches your claimable balance only at maturity, together with the principal. A 60-day plan therefore pays nothing for 60 days. Referral and leadership rewards are the only money that arrives earlier.
The contract has no early exit at any penalty, and the plan ROI is not reachable before maturity either: it is credited together with the principal when the term ends. Sixty days on Ultimate means sixty days of nothing arriving. Choose the duration before you choose the amount.
A cycle ends and stops. Compounding happens only if you send a transaction: deposit() for new USDT, or compoundRewards() to turn claimable earnings into a new position without an approval. Either way you pay gas and choose the plan again.
Your share runs 0.56% to 1.12% of deposit value in tokens, fixed at the price on the day you deposit. Without a rank it vests 10% a month, which is about ten months to full access. Selling costs 2%.
Five layers, each with its own conditions. The middle three pay only if you bring people in.
3% over 7 days, 10% over 14, 24% over 30, 54% over 60. Accrued daily at 00:00 UTC on your own deposit, with no referrals required.
Loop PlansTwenty levels paying 51% in total, calculated on the referred deposit’s daily ROI. A 25 USDT deposit issues your link. Level 1 pays 12% and additionally needs one active direct referral and 100 USDT of your own.
Referral levelsSeven ranks, Turbo Partner through Turbo Legend, paying 1% to 10%. Each has a team and a personal-deposit requirement, and pays only the gap between your percentage and the one already paid below you.
Ranks and requirementsA launch-phase payment to the referrer, $3 to $100 by deposit band from 100 USDT, when a referred user’s first deposit goes into the 30-day or 60-day plan.
Bonus bandsPower and Ultimate deposits from 100 USDT. The allocation is 0.80 to 1.60 tokens of deposit value, split 70% to you and 30% to your upline, then vested monthly.
Turbo token termsThe operator publishes terms for security researchers, creators and community hosts. None of the three runs through the contract, so each one is an agreement with the operator rather than something the chain enforces.
$100,000
Stated payout for proving a centralisation risk, a vulnerability or a rug-pull mechanism in the deployed contract. Open to anyone, with no NDA and no qualification step.
Scope and what it proves$10–$100
Paid per post about TurboLoop, by verified view count within 30 days. Reels, explainers and livestreams all count towards the same tiers.
View tiers$100/month
For running a weekly community session in your own language. The operator supplies the deck and the schedule; the audience is yours to bring.
ConditionsEverything below is public. None of it requires an account, and none of it depends on trusting us.
The protocol contract is published on BscScan with verified source. Calling owner() returns the zero address, which means ownership is renounced: nobody can change the rules, and nobody can fix a flaw either.
HazeCrypto audited the protocol and the token; SolidityScan scored the protocol 99.99 with no critical, high, medium or low findings. The badge is not the report: HazeCrypto’s protocol audit records a high-severity finding on the ROI model itself, stating that dividends are paid from other users’ deposits.
10% of admin fees are used daily to buy $TURBO and send it to the burn address. Both the buyback contract and the burn address balance are public.
Both numbers on every plan card exist on chain: getPlanInfo returns the duration in days and the total ROI in basis points. This table is read from the contract at build time and compared with the figures the operator publishes.
| Plan | Published | In the contract | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sprint Loop | 7 days · 3% | 7 days · 3% | Matches |
| Accelerate Loop | 14 days · 10% | 14 days · 10% | Matches |
| Power Loop | 30 days · 24% | 30 days · 24% | Matches |
| Ultimate Loop | 60 days · 54% | 60 days · 54% | Matches |
This is every state-changing function in the contract’s ABI: the published list of calls a contract accepts, which is what a wallet or an explorer reads to know what can be done with it. Six of the seven belong to the depositor. The last is renounceOwnership, and it has already been called.
| Function | Who can call it |
|---|---|
| 1. calculateDailyRewards(uint256) | Any address |
| 2. claimRewards(uint256) | The depositor |
| 3. compoundRewards(uint256,uint8) | The depositor |
| 4. deposit(uint256,uint8) | The depositor |
| 5. processMyDailyRewards() | The depositor |
| 6. register(string,string) | The depositor |
| 7. renounceOwnership() | Owner only |
There is no pause, no blacklist and no function that can stop a specific address from claiming.
Plan durations, ROI and the 6% service fee are constants or constructor values. No function changes them after deployment.
Nothing lets the owner move user funds out. The fee wallet is a constant address and receives only the fees.
The same absence of levers means a flaw cannot be fixed, the contract cannot be upgraded and a wrong parameter stays wrong. owner() returns the zero address.
The web app is an interface, not the custodian. claimRewards is a public function on the contract, so a claim can be sent straight from BscScan with no front end involved.
Open Read Contract and call getAvailableRewards with your own address. It returns what is claimable right now, with no wallet connection needed.
Open Write Contract and press Connect to Web3. The wallet signs as your address, the same one the deposit was made from.
Function 2 in the list. Entering 0 as the amount claims the whole available balance; the minimum claim is 1 USDT.
At maturity the contract credits the deposit plus its full ROI into the same claimable balance, so the one function returns earnings and principal both.
The whole sequence is two transactions. The mistakes happen in the first one.
A wallet on BNB Smart Chain, USDT on that network, and a small BNB balance for gas.
Confirm BNB Smart Chain before approving. USDT sent on another chain does not arrive and is not recoverable.
Two transactions, not one: the approval lets the contract move your USDT, the deposit opens the cycle.
1 USDT on the 7-day plan shows the full cycle (accrual, claim and the principal back) for the price of gas.
The five that decide whether this is worth your time. The rest are answered in full on the FAQ page.
Browse all questionsNo. The rate is fixed in the contract, which is not the same as guaranteed: it still depends on the protocol being able to pay it. Fixed-rate DeFi carries the risk of total loss.
No, and not the earnings either. The plan ROI accrues daily but only becomes claimable together with the principal when the term ends. The contract credits both to your balance at maturity. Only referral and leadership rewards can be claimed while a cycle runs.
1 USDT on every plan, on BNB Smart Chain, with no maximum. The minimum that qualifies for additional $TURBO rewards is higher, at 100 USDT, and applies to Power and Ultimate only.
Yes. A deposit of at least 25 USDT unlocks your own referral link. Earning commission deeper in the network is a separate condition: level 1 requires one active direct referral and an active deposit of at least 100 USDT of your own.
The operator states three sources: the USDC/USDT liquidity pool, Turbo Swap trading fees and Turbo Buy gateway fees. How that revenue compares with the payouts is not published anywhere.