Wealthsimple CADD launches with 3.25% rewards. What’s the catch?
Wealthsimple is rolling out CADD in its crypto account. See what the 3.25% reward covers, which transfers cost extra and when a chequing account makes more sense.

Key Takeaways
- Wealthsimple offers CADD through Crypto in phases. The variable reward was 3.25% annualized on November 14, 2026.
- Wealthsimple charges no trading fee on CADD orders in Canadian dollars. The minimum order was $2 CAD on November 14, 2026.
- Wealthsimple supports Base and Ethereum for CADD transfers. Withdrawals incur a network fee, and Canadian deposit insurance excludes CADD.
CADD is a Canadian-dollar stablecoin issued by Tetra Trust. Wealthsimple is rolling it out in its Crypto account. For broader context, see our investing guides.
How do you buy Wealthsimple CADD?
Wealthsimple lets eligible Crypto clients buy and sell CADD in Canadian dollars. Open Crypto, search for CADD and check whether Buy is available. Wealthsimple’s minimum order was $2 CAD on November 14, 2026. CAD orders settle immediately with no trading fee. Crypto swaps carry the usual swap fees. Wealthsimple Help Centre.
To see where Crypto fits among Wealthsimple’s services, read Milesopedia Canada’s Wealthsimple platform guide.
How do Wealthsimple CADD rewards work?
Wealthsimple funds the CADD reward and pays it weekly in CADD, usually around Tuesday. The rate was 3.25% annualized on November 14, 2026 and can change. Rewards accrue daily on eligible balances in Wealthsimple Crypto.
CADD in an external wallet does not count. A deposit starts earning rewards once it settles in Wealthsimple Crypto. There’s no lock-up.
The program terms specify a minimum balance of $1 CAD for clients in good standing. The Help Centre says there is no minimum. Confirm the threshold for balances under 1 CADD and check pending payouts before turning off rewards or closing your account. CADD reward terms.
The reward comes from Wealthsimple’s own resources. Wealthsimple discloses financial interests in CADD, Tetra and CAD Digital, and receives compensation related to CADD. Holders have no claim on income from the reserve. Wealthsimple’s CADD disclosure.
How much does a CADD transfer cost?
Wealthsimple charges a network fee in CADD when you send CADD to an external wallet. As of November 14, 2026, the platform supported Base and Ethereum, with withdrawal limits of $10,000 CAD over 24 hours and $25,000 CAD over 7 days across all crypto assets.
Confirm that the recipient can receive CADD on the exact network you select. A matching address format does not establish compatibility. Test with a small transfer if the minimum and fees allow.
For a supplier invoice, agree on the token and network, then check cash-out and conversion costs. If the recipient needs a Canadian bank deposit, see our guide to real-time payments in Canada.
Which Wealthsimple account handles everyday payments?
The Wealthsimple Chequing Account handles payroll deposits and pre-authorized bills. If you’re self-employed, see what the Wealthsimple business chequing account covers.
Milesopedia Canada’s Wealthsimple Chequing Account guide covers everyday banking, the prepaid card and ATM withdrawals.
The Wealthsimple prepaid Visa draws from your linked chequing balance. See the prepaid Visa switch checklist for subscriptions and saved card details.
For reserves, cash-out rules and another Canadian-dollar token, read our CADD vs QCAD comparison. Milesopedia Canada also explains how crypto platforms, ETFs and TFSAs differ.
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