CryptoVault Lending: Unlock Liquidity with Secure Crypto Loans

[CryptoVaultLending]

CryptoVault Lending - Flexible Loans in Bitcoin & CryptoCurrencies

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Welcome to CryptoVault Lending, the most secure and flexible crypto lending platform. Whether you need quick liquidity or want to put your crypto assets to work, we are here to help!

Why Choose CryptoVault Lending?

• Fast loan approvals.
• Competitive interest rates.
• Secure collateral management.
• Transparent terms and conditions.
• Flexible options for trusted users.

Loan Application Form
To apply for a loan, simply fill out the following details. Our team will review your application and get back to you as soon as possible.

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[b]Loan Amount:[/b] [i]Specify the amount you want to borrow[/i]
[b]Loan Repay Amount:[/b] [i]Total amount to be repaid (including interest)[/i]
[b]Loan Repay Date:[/b] [i]Specify the repayment deadline[/i]
[b]Type of Collateral:[/b] [i]BTC, ETH, USDT, or other cryptocurrencies[/i]
[b]Loan Wallet Address:[/b] [i]Your wallet address to receive the loan[/i]

Rules and Conditions for Loans

1. Loan Amounts
- Minimum loan amount: 10.00 USD (or equivalent in other cryptocurrencies).
- Maximum loan amount: 100.00 USD (or equivalent in other cryptocurrencies). Initially, higher amounts are not allowed.

2. Accepted Collateral
- Accepted cryptocurrencies: BTC, ETH, USDT, SOL, TRX, DOGE, LTC, BNB, XRP.
- Collateral must be equivalent to 100% of the loan amount.
- Only cryptocurrencies are accepted as collateral. Physical assets or accounts are not allowed.

3. Interest Rates
- Fixed rate of 8% per month (2% per week) for loans with collateral.
- Higher rates (10%) apply to loans without collateral, reserved for highly trusted users.
- Interest is calculated on the initial loan amount.

4. Loan Duration
- Minimum duration: 7 days.
- Maximum duration: 90 days.

5. Late Payments
- If repayment is not completed by the due date, the collateral will be liquidated to cover the outstanding amount.
- In case of late repayment, a daily penalty of 0.5% will be applied to the outstanding loan amount.

6. Trust and Escrow Options
- Loans without collateral are available to senior or higher-ranked users on Bitcointalk with no negative feedback. Approval is at our discretion.
- After several successful repayments (e.g., 5 loans without delays), users may qualify for reduced interest rates (1-2% discount) and higher loan amounts.
- Escrow can be requested by the borrower, but costs are their responsibility. A dedicated escrow system will be introduced soon.

7. Monitoring Collateral
Borrowers must closely monitor the value of their collateral. If the value of the collateral decreases by 12% or more from the original loan value,
the borrower will be contacted to discuss options. These options include either adding additional collateral or agreeing to liquidate
the existing collateral to cover the loan, avoiding any potential loss


FAQ

1. Can I repay my loan early?  
Yes, early repayments are allowed without any penalties, but interest is still charged on the full loan duration.

2. Why choose a loan instead of selling your assets?  
- Asset retention: Avoid losing ownership of your crypto.  
- Future growth: Preserve the potential for your assets to appreciate in value.  
- Tax benefits: Loans do not trigger taxable events, unlike selling.

3. How long does it take to release the collateral?  
Collateral is released within 24 hours of loan repayment.


-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
CryptoVaultLending service has started! Please send your repayments to this address: bc1qt2xz8qj086dhlcp4klunu4fzcnqnahhxx9lzwj
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1qt2xz8qj086dhlcp4klunu4fzcnqnahhxx9lzwj
IGbcQQztZCIbhcBO/YurdEyByTu8UwVkGfVDjK8tQqfNdkfk0rPzzvS5ZtkpbfZRk1t3/s9ghfkFklqqjxBdP60=
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Links & Resources

Topic: Lending Board Rules of Engagement - Attention Lenders and Borrowers  
Topic: [EDU] The Rule of "No Collateral, No Loan"  
Our Site - Converter
https://cryptovaultlending.github.io/CryptoVaultLending/

Secure your loans with CryptoVault Lending today!

Contact Us  
For any inquiries or assistance, feel free to reach out via email or Telegram.  
**Email:** [cryptovaultlending@gmail.com]  

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[DireWolfM14]

I like that you signed a message using an address that has some bitcoin in it, even if it is a small amount.  You're only offering small loans so, that's not a big deal.

But, you seem to only offer collateral loans which brings up the question: Who's holding the collateral?

[DaveF]

I like that you signed a message using an address that has some bitcoin in it, even if it is a small amount.  You're only offering small loans so, that's not a big deal.

But, you seem to only offer collateral loans which brings up the question: Who's holding the collateral?

The do offer non collateral

- Higher rates (10%) apply to loans without collateral, reserved for highly trusted users.

And

- Escrow can be requested by the borrower, but costs are their responsibility. A dedicated escrow system will be introduced soon.

Not putting words in their mouth but sound like the person borrowing would choose the person to hold the collateral but their fees have to be paid by the person borrowing the money.

The issue with that is since they are starting with small loans only (max $100) even paying the person doing the escrow $5 is really just adding 5% onto the loan.


Decent rates, but I can see the low limit being an issue.

-Dave

[DireWolfM14]

I like that you signed a message using an address that has some bitcoin in it, even if it is a small amount.  You're only offering small loans so, that's not a big deal.

But, you seem to only offer collateral loans which brings up the question: Who's holding the collateral?

The do offer non collateral

- Higher rates (10%) apply to loans without collateral, reserved for highly trusted users.

And

- Escrow can be requested by the borrower, but costs are their responsibility. A dedicated escrow system will be introduced soon.

Not putting words in their mouth but sound like the person borrowing would choose the person to hold the collateral but their fees have to be paid by the person borrowing the money.

The issue with that is since they are starting with small loans only (max $100) even paying the person doing the escrow $5 is really just adding 5% onto the loan.


Decent rates, but I can see the low limit being an issue.

-Dave

Ah, yes, I must have missed both of those.  Not the worst offer I've seen here, and it seems well put together.  I wish the OP lots of luck.

[CryptoVaultLending]

Hello everyone, first of all, thank you for showing interest in the thread. I've received several messages, and I will respond to all of you as I go. If I made any mistakes while filling out the thread, I will correct them. And as for the limits, it's because I'm just starting, and I'm also afraid of being "scammed," so at the beginning, I want to limit any potential issues.

[yahoo62278]

Hello everyone, first of all, thank you for showing interest in the thread. I've received several messages, and I will respond to all of you as I go. If I made any mistakes while filling out the thread, I will correct them. And as for the limits, it's because I'm just starting, and I'm also afraid of being "scammed," so at the beginning, I want to limit any potential issues.

You are in no danger of being scammed on loans that you take collateral on, unless the collateral price falls well below the price of the loan and someone decides not to repay for whatever reason.

On non collateral loans, make sure the people you decide to lend to are reputable for the most part if not taking collateral. Lots of defaulters lately. Good luck with your service.

[CryptoVaultLending]

I like that you signed a message using an address that has some bitcoin in it, even if it is a small amount.  You're only offering small loans so, that's not a big deal.

But, you seem to only offer collateral loans which brings up the question: Who's holding the collateral?

Apologies for the delay in responding; I’ve been receiving quite a few messages on Telegram. Regarding the Bitcoin matter, I hadn’t mentioned it initially because I anticipated a question like yours and planned to address it in future posts.

I haven’t invested millions into this project (haha), but I’m starting with a few thousand dollars to get things rolling and test everything. I believe this is an optimal approach. I’ll also be sharing my wallets publicly, as I’ve diversified across multiple wallets. A portion of the funds is in USDT because I thought that might be in higher demand.

As for the collateral requirement, I hope it’s only necessary in the beginning. I understand that you need to trust me, but I also need to trust you. Over time, I hope to establish a strong relationship and be able to offer loans without collateral.

Regarding custody, the funds will go into my wallet. I realize this may not be ideal from your perspective, but I don’t trust exchanges. I primarily use Electrum and Exodus. However, I’m in the process of finalizing an escrow system. Of course, if someone prefers to use an escrow service, I fully support that—especially if it’s a trusted one that has proven reliability with many users. That’s absolutely fine with me.

I like that you signed a message using an address that has some bitcoin in it, even if it is a small amount.  You're only offering small loans so, that's not a big deal.

But, you seem to only offer collateral loans which brings up the question: Who's holding the collateral?

The do offer non collateral

- Higher rates (10%) apply to loans without collateral, reserved for highly trusted users.

And

- Escrow can be requested by the borrower, but costs are their responsibility. A dedicated escrow system will be introduced soon.

Not putting words in their mouth but sound like the person borrowing would choose the person to hold the collateral but their fees have to be paid by the person borrowing the money.

The issue with that is since they are starting with small loans only (max $100) even paying the person doing the escrow $5 is really just adding 5% onto the loan.


Decent rates, but I can see the low limit being an issue.

-Dave

I apologize for the delayed response. Regarding the escrow system, I’ve already addressed this in a previous post. If someone wishes to use an external escrow service, I’m completely fine with it, provided the service is reliable. However, I won’t recommend any specific provider.

I’m currently in the process of finalizing an internal escrow system. Once it’s complete, I’ll present it to you and welcome your feedback and suggestions.

As for the $100 limit, I understand it’s a modest amount, but I’m just starting out, and this is essentially a “test” phase for me. Before moving on to larger sums, I prefer to proceed cautiously.

Over the past few months, I’ve been monitoring similar threads to refine my project, and I noticed requests for $50, $70, or $100 loans were fairly common. From your perspective, considering the requirement for collateral, these amounts aren’t excessive for either party

Hello everyone, first of all, thank you for showing interest in the thread. I've received several messages, and I will respond to all of you as I go. If I made any mistakes while filling out the thread, I will correct them. And as for the limits, it's because I'm just starting, and I'm also afraid of being "scammed," so at the beginning, I want to limit any potential issues.

You are in no danger of being scammed on loans that you take collateral on, unless the collateral price falls well below the price of the loan and someone decides not to repay for whatever reason.

On non collateral loans, make sure the people you decide to lend to are reputable for the most part if not taking collateral. Lots of defaulters lately. Good luck with your service.

Regarding the issue of being scammed, I’m not sure, haha. I mean, I’m working on this project, and I think I’ve covered most of the bases. I’ll post something on the website soon to make everything more transparent and accessible. But I know I’m not a genius, and scammers can come up with all kinds of tricks. There might even be methods I’m unaware of, so I prefer to start slowly, build trust with users who need a loan, and this could lead to offering loans without collateral if I trust the user.

A big thank you to you, and also to the others who have written. If you have any advice or suggestions, I’m all ears. Actually, if the project works and I start receiving requests, we could even consider creating a private group on Telegram, but little by little.

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[DireWolfM14]

As for the collateral requirement, I hope it’s only necessary in the beginning. I understand that you need to trust me, but I also need to trust you. Over time, I hope to establish a strong relationship and be able to offer loans without collateral.

Plenty of "trusted" accounts have defaulted on loans, so be very careful.  Just look at all the threads started by Shasan in Scam Accusations board for proof.  And unfortunately, I'm speaking from personal experience as well.

[CryptoVaultLending]

As for the collateral requirement, I hope it’s only necessary in the beginning. I understand that you need to trust me, but I also need to trust you. Over time, I hope to establish a strong relationship and be able to offer loans without collateral.

Plenty of "trusted" accounts have defaulted on loans, so be very careful.  Just look at all the threads started by Shasan in Scam Accusations board for proof.  And unfortunately, I'm speaking from personal experience as well.

Thank you for your message. For several months, I’ve been following various threads, including Shasan’s, whom I greatly admire for what he has done and continues to do. Initially, I will always require collateral, as I mentioned yesterday, So that, in case the person disappears, I can recover part of the money.. For now, I’m starting with small amounts to test the waters, and if the project proves successful, I plan to scale things up, possibly even opening an office. Let’s say I’m doing some research in the meantime, so I can build more trust and even offer people the option to visit in person. For now, it’s just an idea—I first need to see if I can achieve success.

I’ve also been scammed in the world of crypto, and sometimes I feel like a fool. However, those experiences have helped me understand certain dynamics and what to do to avoid scams.

[ps34]

i would like 250 € loan can repay 275 in 14 days
contact me for contract details

[CryptoVaultLending]

i would like 250 € loan can repay 275 in 14 days
contact me for contract details

Hello, I will send you a private message, and if we come to an agreement on the loan, I will ask you to fill out the request form, which will then need to be posted in this thread, as I would like all requests to be monitored by everyone.

i would like 250 € loan can repay 275 in 14 days
contact me for contract details

I'm replying here because, as a new user, I have limitations on sending private messages. However, you can find my contact details in the first post I made. Still, all requests should be posted in this thread.

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[DireWolfM14]

i would like 250 € loan can repay 275 in 14 days
contact me for contract details

I'm replying here because, as a new user, I have limitations on sending private messages. However, you can find my contact details in the first post I made. Still, all requests should be posted in this thread.

If you lend money to this troll you'll never see it again.  Any identification documents he gives you are likely to be fake.  In the past he was advertising to sell other people's KYC documents, and even offered those as collateral for a loan (which he certainly never intended to pay back.)  Check his trust page before committing your funds, and don't say we didn't warn you in more ways than one. 

[CryptoVaultLending]

i would like 250 € loan can repay 275 in 14 days
contact me for contract details

I'm replying here because, as a new user, I have limitations on sending private messages. However, you can find my contact details in the first post I made. Still, all requests should be posted in this thread.

If you lend money to this troll you'll never see it again.  Any identification documents he gives you are likely to be fake.  In the past he was advertising to sell other people's KYC documents, and even offered those as collateral for a loan (which he certainly never intended to pay back.)  Check his trust page before committing your funds, and don't say we didn't warn you in more ways than one.  

I didn’t lend money to that person. He wrote to me in private, proposing a gift card as collateral, which I cannot accept. Later, he asked if I use Telegram or Discord, but I couldn’t send any more private messages since, as a new user, I have certain limits. I replied to him here on the thread, stating that my contact details can be found in the first post of the thread. I checked his account, but if he was to provide the requested collateral, I might consider it. At the moment, however, he do not meet the necessary requirements.

[ps34]

offcourse DireWolfM14  there is the knight in shining armor !
try and talk with me direwolfm14  i'm sure it will be great for you
telegram/discord?

crypto you have discord/telegram ?   we can discuss details if you want