New chain.Same game.
Borrow ETH or USDG against your NFTs. Lend through fixed offers. The protocol behind 132k Bitcoin loans is coming to Robinhood Chain.
Built on Robinhood Chain, a public Ethereum L2.
Bitcoin proof
We've done this before.
132k loans and 4,000 BTC in volume on Bitcoin. 733 active now.
How it works
How a loan plays out
- 01
Set standing offers
Pick a collection and set the principal. You see the fixed rate and term before you sign.
- 02
Take an offer
Lock a supported NFT as collateral and receive ETH or USDG.
- 03
The clock runs
Repay by the deadline and get your NFT back. After a default, the lender can claim it from the Portfolio page.
- 04
No price liquidations
Price changes cannot end an active loan. You repay by the deadline or the loan defaults.
For lenders
Lend ETH against NFTs
Set an offer. Earn fixed interest or claim the NFT on default.
- Up to 200% APY. Rates vary by collection.
- Set the principal. The cap is 98% of the live floor when you create the offer.
- On default. Claim the NFT from the Portfolio page.
For borrowers
Borrow without selling your NFT
Your NFT stays yours when you repay.
- Borrow ETH or USDG against a supported NFT. Each collection uses one currency.
- Browse lender offers and choose your deal.
- The exact deadline appears before you sign. No grace period.
Before you sign
Know the loan terms
- Fixed offers. You agree to the rate and term before you sign. They do not change during the loan.
- Short terms. Terms can be as short as 7 days. No grace period or early repayment.
- No price liquidations. Price changes cannot end an active loan.
- NFT collateral. We don't check your credit. Your NFT is the collateral.
- Default. After default, the lender claims the NFT from the Portfolio page. The borrower keeps the ETH or USDG.
- Separate books. Robinhood Chain and Bitcoin activity stay separate.
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