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Common questions about Bitcoin lending services.
A Bitcoin-backed loan lets you borrow fiat currency (USD, EUR, etc.) by pledging your Bitcoin as collateral. You keep upside exposure to Bitcoin while accessing liquidity without a taxable sale.
Custodial lenders hold your Bitcoin collateral in their own wallets. Non-custodial lenders lock it in a smart contract or multisig arrangement, so you never give up direct control. See our guide on custodial vs non-custodial lending for more.
LTV is the ratio of your loan amount to the value of your Bitcoin collateral. A 50% LTV on $20,000 of Bitcoin means you can borrow up to $10,000. If Bitcoin drops, your LTV rises and you may face a margin call or liquidation.
If the price falls and your LTV breaches the lender's threshold, they may issue a margin call (asking you to repay part of the loan or add more collateral) or liquidate a portion of your Bitcoin to restore the ratio.
In most jurisdictions, borrowing against Bitcoin is not a taxable event. However, liquidation of collateral typically is. Always consult a qualified tax advisor for guidance specific to your situation.