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Bitcoin-Backed Loans for Health, Education and Family

Treatment, school fees, a growing family. Borrow Australian dollars against your Bitcoin when the people you care about need it, without selling it.

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Why borrow against Bitcoin

Be there for the people who matter to you

The biggest costs in life are often the ones you would never put off: a procedure, a child's schooling, a parent who needs a hand. They arrive when they arrive, not when it suits you to sell.

A Bitcoin-backed loan lets you use what you already hold as security for a loan in Australian dollars. Your Bitcoin sits in a segregated wallet uniquely generated for you, and is released back to you once the loan is repaid in full.

That way the care, the classroom or the help at home does not have to wait for a sale. As with any loan, understand the terms first. If the price of Bitcoin falls, you may need to add collateral or pay down the loan, and if you do not, some or all of your Bitcoin can be sold to cover what you owe.

Use cases

Costs it can help cover

A fixed-rate loan for personal use, secured by your Bitcoin. Some of the costs it can help with:

  • Surgery and medical procedures
  • IVF and fertility treatment
  • Dental work
  • Private school fees
  • Childcare
  • Helping your children buy a home
  • Funeral costs
  • Supporting family overseas
  • Vet bills
  • Disability and home modifications
The product

How it works

Loan terms

Maximum starting LVR
50%
Term
12 months
Rate
Fixed
Repayments
Quarterly, interest only
Minimum loan
$2,000 AUD
Collateral
Never reused

*Rates and terms are subject to change. Other terms and conditions may apply. Comparison Rate is 16.20% p.a. The comparison rate is based on a $5,000 secured loan for a term of 12 months. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.

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