Kraken introduces fixed-rate crypto loans for its Pro users
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Kraken has launched Flexline, offering fixed-rate crypto-backed loans to Pro users. The product provides borrowing terms ranging from two days to two years at rates between 10% and 25% APR. Users can post supported assets as collateral and receive funds instantly without liquidating holdings. Kraken confirms collateral is held in segregated wallets and subject to liquidation if maintenance requirements fail. The launch aligns with a broader trend of renewed lending activity across exchanges and decentralized finance protocols.
Written by Nate Kostar , Staff Writer Reviewed by Robert Lakin , Staff Editor Kraken introduces fixed-rate crypto loans for its Pro users 9 hours ago The crypto exchangeβs new Flexline product lets Pro users borrow against digital assets at fixed rates of 10%β25% APR for terms of up to two years. Listen 0:00 News Cointelegraph in your social feed Follow our Subscribe on Crypto exchange Kraken has launched Flexline, a crypto-backed loan product that allows Kraken Pro users to borrow against their digital asset holdings without selling them. According to Wednesdayβs announcement , the fixed-rate loans carry terms ranging from two days to two years, with proceeds issued in crypto or stablecoins that can be traded on the platform or withdrawn, depending on regional eligibility. The company describes its eponymous product as βgeared toward beginners and individual investors, while Kraken Pro is for advanced and institutional traders. β Using Flexline, customers can post supported cryptocurrencies as collateral and receive funds almost instantly. Annual percentage rates range from 10% to 25%, according to Krakenβs website , though the exchange did not disclose specific loan-to-value ratios. Collateral is held in segregated wallets and included in Krakenβs Proof of Reserves attestations, which the exchange says verify client assets on a 1:1 basis. Collateral may be liquidated if maintenance requirements are breached or the loan reaches maturity without repayment.
