Crypto-Collateral Loan Program Launched By Nebeus Cryptobank

 

Crypto-Collateral Loan Program Launched By Nebeus Cryptobank

Cryptocurrency platform Nebeus has announced the launch of a program for potential token holders just one day ahead of the ICO. It will start  Today. Now the participants in the Nebeus program can get guaranteed loans against their crypto-holdings – get cash and not spend their Bitcoins and Ethereums.  According to Nebeus, applicants can borrow fiat currency and use it for any needs without selling their crypto-savings.

Nebeus co-founder Sergey Romanovsky said about offering an unmatched service – P2P collateral crypto loans. It allows over 70% of cryptocurrency owners, that they could generate passive income with bitcoin loans while keeping their cryptosavings intact, as research shows. Having started its business by developing a cryptowallet, Nebeus is currently used by 20,000 customers to get instant loans in bitcoin.

According to Nebeus report, the P2P lending service is growing 300 % per each quarter. The company’s aim is to become a financial supermarket for crypto financial services and the world’s leading cryptobank. The upcoming token sale has a target to raise $30 million for platform scales and to start banking business.

Nebeus is the world leader, which issues crypto loans per hour. This company will be one of the first platforms, providing cards linked to crypto currency accounts. It will allow fiat ATM cash withdrawals in and fiat payments in the retail environment. Nebeus provides instant loans in bitcoins, serves as a P2P exchange platform and features a user-friendly bitcoin wallet. Users will be able with Nebeus trading system to buy and sell bitcoins with profitable exchange price. It also makes instant deposits into user accounts.

First being launched in 2014, the Nebeus’s purpose was to deliver a convenient, low-cost and efficient service that meet the demands and challenges of the ever- evolving crypto-currency market.

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