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Carolina Cloud pays SOFR on unused prepaid credits

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Interest on Prepaid Credits Your organization’s prepaid credits earn interest. We pay a SOFR-referenced rate, compounded daily, on the real-money balance an admin has purchased — the same way a bank pays interest on a deposit. Idle prepaid credit isn’t dead money: it grows until you spend it.

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Original publisherCarolina Cloud Docs
Canonical URLhttps://docs.carolinacloud.io/organizations/prepaid-interest/
Publication timeThu, 30 Jul 2026 09:28:01 +0000
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Interest on Prepaid Credits Your organization’s prepaid credits earn interest. We pay a SOFR-referenced rate, compounded daily, on the real-money balance an admin has purchased — the same way a bank pays interest on a deposit. Idle prepaid credit isn’t dead money: it grows until you spend it. Interest is paid only on prepaid credits — the balance you bought (see Prepaid Credits). Free trial/promo credits never earn interest, which is one of the reasons the two buckets are tracked separately. A credit, not cashThis interest is paid in Carolina Cloud credits, added to your prepaid balance to spend on compute and storage. It is not cash interest, not a cash deposit, and not redeemable for cash.

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