Borrowing isn’t selling. Your crypto stays yours.
Selling your crypto to spend it means giving up your position — and everything that comes with that decision. Borrowing against it means you don’t have to. The wealthiest investors have run this playbook for decades: hold the asset, borrow against it, spend the loan.
XPlace makes it work at your terminal, not just theirs.
Four steps. Zero paperwork
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01Deposit collateralBTC, ETH, USDT, JitoSOL or SOL into your own wallet. That balance becomes your credit line — no forms, no credit checks.
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02Switch to Credit ModeOne toggle in the app. Your card now spends borrowed funds instead of your own.
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03Pay as normalYour credit line opens automatically when you pay, at a fixed rate you saw beforehand. No approvals mid-purchase.
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04Repay on your termsPart or all, whenever you decide. No schedule, no penalty for repaying early. Your collateral frees up as you repay.
Tuesday, 8:47 p.m. The bill arrives

Most lenders want to hold your funds. We can’t even do that
The lender that never holds your funds
Your crypto is never ours to hold. When you borrow, your collateral works inside Kamino’s audited smart contracts — transparent, on-chain, and yours again the moment you repay.
AKamino is audited 18+ times with zero bad debt across its history, and your loan-to-value stays visible in the app at all times, with early alerts long before any threshold. No company sits in the middle holding your money. Ever.
Questions worth asking
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Where can I use the card?Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, JitoSOL or Solana. The same crypto can keep earning yield while it backs your line, at up to 80% loan-to-value depending on the asset.
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What’s the interest rate?Fixed, and shown in the app before you borrow — no teaser rates, no repricing mid-loan
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What happens if my collateral drops in value?Loan-to-value limits are enforced by Kamino’s lending logic. You’ll get alerts well before any liquidation threshold, with time to repay, top up, or reduce the borrow. If a position crosses the threshold, collateral can be liquidated — we’d rather tell you that here than in fine print
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Can I repay early?Any time, in any amount, with no penalty


