There’s been a lot of talk about how cryptocurrency has the ability to compete with institutions through democratization, but there’s been minimal focus on its actual capabilities. You’ve probably heard plenty of discussions about how crypto offers financial services to the unbanked population or how it makes it easier for people to connect with lenders and investors.
But how?
If you’re tired of listening to the same conversations, there’s a platform you might be interested in called Nexo.
Nexo is a blockchain-based loan system developed by Credissimo, a FinTech company based in Malta. It’s the world’s first instant crypto loan service, and it has been making major moves in the industry by offering USD and EUR loans to users instantly, without the need for credit checks and unnecessary paperwork. Here’s how it works.
It’s that simple. There are no hidden fees and minimum loan repayments, and interest is around 8% APR if you pay with NEXO and 16% with other currencies. With that said, the actual interest rate is calculated automatically by the Nexo Oracle platform, so rates may vary. The good news is that interest is only tacked on to the money you’ve actually spent, not what’s been given to you.
The crypto assets you deposit into the Nexo Account are managed by a smart contract and are stored in a secure location, protected by the SEC-approved custodian BitGo, where they’ll only be accessed if you fail to repay your loan. What’s more, if you use NEXO to repay your loans, you’ll receive a lower interest rate. And by holding NEXO tokens, you might even qualify for higher loan limits.
In terms of security:
When it comes time to pay your loan, you can send money with fiat through a bank transfer or by sending crypto assets directly to the Nexo platform.
Nexo has the ability to completely change the way people borrow money. This is especially true for the payday loan industry, APR rates can be as high as 400% or even 800%. With Nexo, borrowers know what to expect from the minute they start the lending process. It removes the predatory aspect commonly associated with short-term lending, making it easier for anyone to qualify for a loan.
So, maybe that wide-scale financial disruption will be coming sooner than later.
– This article was originally posted at CryptoTraderNews
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