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CoinRabbit receives 2026 crypto lending award

CoinRabbit has been named Best Crypto Lending Platform 2026 by International Business Magazine, adding an industry accolade to the crypto-backed lender as it expands beyond loans into broader digital-asset capital management. The Toronto-based company said the recognition covers a lending operation that has originated more than $1.45 billion in crypto-backed loans since its launch in 2020.…

CoinRabbit has been named Best Crypto Lending Platform 2026 by International Business Magazine, expanding beyond loans into broader digital-asset capital management. The Toronto-based lender has originated more than $1.45 billion in crypto-backed loans since its 2020 launch. The award, announced through public nominations and jury review, evaluates candidates on their work, progress, and contribution to their industries.

CoinRabbit's core product lets customers borrow against cryptocurrency holdings without selling them, with loan processing taking about 10 minutes. The company does not rehypothecate customer collateral and maintains full reserves for client assets. The lender has introduced a Private Program for clients with portfolios of at least $500,000, offering personalized lending arrangements and a dedicated success manager.

Rates in 2026 start at 11.95 percent, down from a previous starting point of 17 percent, with a more flexible loan-to-value framework. CoinRabbit supports over 300 digital assets and offers collateral risk management tools, including automatic top-ups and notifications. The company has also partnered with tax software providers, on-chain analytics firms, and payments businesses to connect lending with tax reporting, analytics, and spending functions.

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