Bitcoin Lender Reviews

Independent, fact-based reviews of every active Bitcoin loan and mortgage lender. No editorial scores or rankings, just structured data and our factual analysis.

Rate data verified June 16, 2026 · Updated weekly

Bitcoin-Backed Loans

APX Lending

Regulated crypto-backed lender serving US and Canadian borrowers, with no credit checks and no origination or management fees. Collateral (BTC, ETH) is held in segregated, insured cold storage with BitGo Trust. US loans start at 25,000 dollars with tiered APRs.

9.99–11.49%

APR

Arch (Deferred)

Bitcoin-backed loan with Anchorage Digital qualified custody, segregated wallets, $100M Lloyd's of London insurance, and explicit no-rehypothecation policy. The Deferred Interest variant (launched May 2026) carries no monthly payments, interest accrues to maturity or rolls into the next loan.

8.00–10.99%

APR

Arch (Standard)

Bitcoin-backed loan with Anchorage Digital qualified custody, segregated wallets, $100M Lloyd's of London insurance, and explicit no-rehypothecation policy. Multi-collateral: BTC, ETH, SOL.

7.25–10.49%

APR

CoinRabbit

Operating since November 2020. $1.45B+ originated. Low $100 minimum loan, ~10 minute funding, 350+ collateral assets supported. Specific qualified custodian not disclosed publicly.

11.95–16.80%

APR

Figure

Publicly traded on Nasdaq (FIGR; $7.6B IPO Sept 2025). Crypto-backed loans are offered through Figure Markets; collateral is held via Fireblocks MPC custody, operated by Figure itself rather than an independent qualified custodian, and is not rehypothecated. No credit check. 12-month term. Also offers a HELOC product where BTC can be posted in escrow alongside home equity.

10.00–12.45%

APR

Ledn

Operating since 2018, the longest track record among lenders in this comparison. Collateral is held by third-party qualified custodians (BitGo, Anchorage, Fidelity Digital Assets) and is not rehypothecated. All-in APR is tiered by loan size from 11.49% down to 9.25%, with no separate US origination fee. Maximum LTV 50%. Investment-grade BBB- ABS issuance March 2026. Ledn reports $10B+ originated including institutional ($2.8B+ retail) with no customer losses across three market cycles.

9.25–11.49%

APR

Nexo

Nexo offers instant crypto-backed credit lines, letting you borrow against Bitcoin without selling. After a 2022 US exit and a 2023 SEC settlement over its Earn product, Nexo relaunched in the US in February 2026 through regulated partner Bakkt. US-specific credit-line terms had not been separately published as of mid-2026.

17.90–18.90%

APR

SALT

Operating since 2016. APR tiered by LTV: 9.95% at 30% LTV, 10.95% at 50%, 14.45% at 70%. Loan agreement states it does not rehypothecate (no third-party lending of collateral). California DFPI consent order in 2024; SEC fined in 2020 for unregistered ICO; paused withdrawals Nov 2022.

7.49–10.50%

APR

Strike

Bitcoin-only loans with no origination fee. Collateral held by Strike or capital partners in segregated wallets, no named third-party qualified custodian. Proof-of-reserves published. $2.1B credit facility with Tether.

7.49–11.25%

APR

Unchained

Operating since 2016. Multisig collaborative custody: borrower holds 1 of 3 keys. Non-rehypothecation is verifiable on-chain. $150K-$1M loan range. Rates by consultation; not publicly posted.

14.18%

APR

Bitcoin Mortgages

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