Bitdeer review
Updated September 28, 2026 · HodlCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Bitdeer is cloud mining for BTC savers, not a flexible earn account: it supports BTC only, holds coins on a custodial basis and locks funds for 180 days plan. Compare that narrow asset list and fixed term with USDC at VaultLeap, or the wider lists at Bit2Me and bunq Crypto Spain.
Key facts
- Best for
- BTC mining returns over a fixed term, with the coins held by the provider.
- Supported assets
- BTC↗
- Lock-up terms
- 180 days plan↗
- Custody
- Custodial↗
- Support channels
- Help-centre↗
- Official website
- bitdeer.com
Facts checked September 26, 2026, 3 sources
Apps and profiles
- Get the app
- Google Play
Pros and cons
Pros
- Scope is plain: BTC is the asset on offer, with no wider list to sort through.
- The commitment is published as 180 days plan, which makes the cash flow easy to plan.
- Custody sits with Bitdeer at custodial, so no mining hardware has to be kept at home.
- Account questions are covered by a help centre.
Cons
- Assets are limited to BTC, so there is no room to spread across other coins.
- Funds stay committed for 180 days plan, which puts quick access to the money out of reach.
- Custody is custodial, so the coins are not held in an account the saver controls.
Who it suits
- Savers who want BTC exposure produced by mining rather than by a savings product.
- People comfortable with a provider holding the coins at custodial for the full 180 days plan.
- Readers comparing across the earn listings, where the median for supported coins is 137.5 against BTC here.
Who should look elsewhere
- Altcoin savers: only BTC is mined here, where Bit2Me lists BTC, ETH and B2M and bunq Crypto Spain lists TAO, ADA and TIA.
- Anyone needing funds sooner than 180 days plan allows, with VaultLeap (USDC) the listed alternative on another asset.
- Holders who want their own keys, since custody is custodial rather than self-held.
How Bitdeer compares
Frequently asked questions
Which coins does Bitdeer mine?+
Bitdeer's cloud mining covers BTC only, so the asset choice is narrow. For comparison, Bit2Me lists BTC, ETH and B2M on its earn product and bunq Crypto Spain covers TAO, ADA and TIA. Readers wanting a spread across several coins will find more room on those listings.
Who holds the coins while they earn?+
Custody is custodial at Bitdeer, so the provider holds the coins rather than the saver. Across the earn listings covered, 51% run custodially and 29.9% under self-custody, so a provider-held set-up is common without being the only route.
How long are funds committed?+
The published plan runs for 180 days plan, which fixes the window before anything is paid out. A term of that length rules out short-notice access to the money, and it is worth checking what happens to accrued rewards and balances if you want out before the plan ends.
How do I reach support?+
Support runs on a help centre, which covers written questions but leaves day-to-day contact to written replies. Help centres appear on 79.6% of the listings here, while email features on 60.9% and phone on 44.7%.
Is Bitdeer regulated?+
No regulator or licence is named for Bitdeer, so there is no protection scheme to point to. Custody is custodial, which means the provider holds the coins, and 355 of 848 brands here carry a licence. Confirm the contracting entity before committing to 180 days plan.
How does Bitdeer compare with a typical earn account?+
Most earn listings cover far more ground: the median for supported coins in this group is 137.5, against BTC at Bitdeer. Provider-held custody is also normal here, with 53.2% of earn listings running that way, so the real gaps are asset choice and the 180 days plan term.
Who is Bitdeer suited to?+
Bitdeer suits savers who want BTC exposure produced by mining and can accept a 180 days plan commitment with the coins held at custodial. It also suits readers who want a plain single-asset setup. Savers wanting several assets, quick access to funds or their own keys will find little of that here.
Sources
- bitdeer.com/cloud-mining/cooperation checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Custody
“providing the advantages of industry-leading mining rigs, favourable fee structure, and direct payouts from mining pools”
- bitdeersupport.zendesk.com/hc/en-us checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Support channels
“Bitdeer Help Center”
- bitdeer.com/cloud-mining checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Supported assets, Lock-up terms
“With our cloud hash rate mining plans, you will be able to use our hash rate to start mining Bitcoin”
Compiled from 3 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Yield.