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Coming soon. The Bitcoin-Backed Credit Line is not live yet. Information on this page is published to answer user questions in advance of launch.

TL;DR

The Bitcoin-Backed Credit Line is the first instrument within Roxom Loans. You deposit BTC as collateral, receive USDT, and your Bitcoin remains yours. There is no fixed term, no credit check, and no prepayment penalty. If BTC rises while the loan is open, you benefit. When you repay, you get your BTC back in full.

Quick facts

ItemValue
CollateralBTC
Loan currencyUSDT
LTV at origination1%–50%
Minimum loanUSDT 200
Initial maximum loanUSDT 100,000
Rate7% APR
TermOpen-ended (no maturity)
Credit checkNone
Concurrent loans per user1
Prepayment penaltyNone

The problem it solves

Bitcoin is the best-performing asset of the last decade. The people who accumulated it did so precisely because they didn’t want to sell. The problem: that conviction has a real cost. Liquidity gets trapped. When an opportunity or need arises, the only traditional option was to sell BTC, pay taxes on the gain, and lose the position. The Bitcoin-Backed Credit Line solves that. The concept is simple: you can live off your bitcoin without selling it.

The three pillars

Keep your BTC

You don’t sell. Your long position stays intact.

No taxable event

A loan is generally not a disposition of the asset in most jurisdictions.

No credit check

Your collateral is your credit.

How it works

  1. You choose how much of the BTC in your funding account to use as collateral and your target LTV (between 1% and 50%).
  2. You receive a USDT loan in your funding account, available immediately, with no restrictions on how you use it.
  3. Your BTC is frozen in your funding account and held in segregated custody while the loan is open. While frozen, that BTC does not earn Auto-Earn yield.
  4. You repay whenever you want. There is no fixed term and no prepayment penalty.
  5. Once you repay the total debt (principal plus accrued interest), your BTC is unfrozen and available in full.

What can I do with the USDT?

Whatever you want. The Bitcoin-Backed Credit Line gives you USDT against your BTC, and the use of those funds is entirely up to you. Common use cases:
  • Cover expenses without selling BTC.
  • Deploy capital into other opportunities.
  • Buy STRC or other tokenized equities on Roxom and earn dividends. This is the same strategic logic that powers the Roxom Carry instrument, where dividend yield helps offset the cost of borrowing.
In V1 this flow is not bundled. You receive USDT and decide how to use them. Roxom Carry packages the full flow (BTC → loan → tokenized equity → BTC yield) into a single product, available via OTC today.

Why not just sell BTC?

Selling BTC closes your long position and may trigger a taxable event. If the price goes up after you sell, you miss that gain. With the Bitcoin-Backed Credit Line:
  • You keep full BTC exposure.
  • The loan is generally not a taxable event.
  • You access liquidity immediately.
  • The cost is the rate (currently 7% APR) you pay on the borrowed capital.

Roxom Loans’ role

Roxom Loans operates entirely within the Roxom ecosystem. The relationship is directly between you and Roxom, with no intermediaries in the user-facing flow. The full lifecycle (origination, monitoring, repayment, liquidation if applicable) is managed within the platform. To fund loans at scale, Roxom works with trusted regulated institutional liquidity partners, including Tether. In all cases:
  • Your collateral is held in segregated custody.
  • It is legally ring-fenced from partner assets.
  • It is never lent out and never commingled.
Learn more in Custody and security, Repayment and interest, and LTV, margin calls, and liquidation.
This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Trading digital assets involves significant risk, including the potential loss of your entire investment. Please review our Risk Notice before trading.
Last modified on May 18, 2026