CoinRabbit

Lends stablecoins against crypto deposited with it, and pays interest on deposits.

They hold the keys

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The listing at a glance

  • They hold the keysCoins you leave with CoinRabbit are held by CoinRabbit, not by you.
  • coinrabbit.ioThe address our listing links to.
  • No commercial linkWe earn nothing if you sign up.
  • Founded 2020
  • Updated 16 Oct 2026The last time we edited this listing.

What CoinRabbit is

CoinRabbit is a crypto asset management platform offering crypto loans, a crypto wallet, interest-earning accounts, and an exchange supporting over 400 digital assets. Customers can borrow against crypto collateral without selling it, with loan-to-value ratios determining how much can be borrowed, and interest accruing monthly until repayment. The platform also offers spending options through partner stores and an API for third-party integration.

The company states it has been operating since 2020. It describes a no-rehypothecation policy and says client funds are fully reserved. Services may be provided through licensed partner entities depending on jurisdiction, including a Canadian Money Service Business registration.

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