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Terms that hold.

Committed term credit against bitcoin. Agreed up front, held for the whole term, one to five years.

Loans originatedCumulative completed loan transaction volume
$300m
Current pipelineTop-of-funnel financing opportunities
$700m
Committed termAligned to borrower plans
1–5yrs
Annual LP spreadAbove cost of funds
200–500bps

Built for both sides of the table.

BorrowersLiquidity against your bitcoin, on a horizon that fits your plan.For borrowersCapital partnersSecured, recurring spread income on institutional BTC-backed facilities.For capital partners

95% of institutional digital asset lending capital is supplied by retail participants through DeFi applications.

That liquidity favors evergreen loans that can be recalled on short notice.

Minted turns bitcoin into dependable term capital, originated, underwritten and serviced on agreed terms.

  • Committed capital

    Term funding from one to five years, aligned to borrower plans and not recallable at short notice.

  • Principal lender

    Minted originates, underwrites and lends as lender of record, and owns the relationship.

  • Private by design

    Confidential RFQs, qualified custody, segregated collateral, private records on Canton.

  • A continuing record

    Servicing builds a consolidated financing profile that improves every next facility.

From request to repayment.

Every facility follows the same five steps, on terms agreed before anything moves.

How it works

Every facility leaves a record.

Exposure, balances, interest schedules, repayments and collateral coverage, kept in one place and recorded privately on Canton.

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Bitcoin became a treasury asset. Credit did not keep up.

Minted closes the gap with committed institutional capital, on agreed maturity, pricing and repayment terms.

Why Minted exists
The Minted mark drawn in points

Questions

  • Institutions that hold bitcoin: publicly listed digital asset treasuries, asset managers, family offices and operating businesses.

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