Limen Markets provides quick credit lines against trading and liquid cryptocurrency and tokens — as a draw-as-needed credit line, or as a trust-funded closing that lets you complete a purchase without a taxable sale or loan proceeds ever touching your personal bank account.
Both structures are backed by the same liquid crypto collateral. Which one you use depends on what you're funding.
Draw only what you need, when you need it — so you're not paying interest on capital that's sitting idle.
Buying real estate or another asset? We can wire funds directly as trustee to the seller — so proceeds never pass through your personal bank account and a taxable sale of your crypto is avoided.
Your crypto secures the facility. It is not sold to fund your draw.
Facility size and structure depend on the liquidity and depth of the assets pledged.
No. Your crypto is pledged as collateral, not sold. Whether you draw a credit line or close through our trust structure, the underlying position stays yours.
Yes. For asset purchases like real estate, we can wire funds directly as trustee to the seller, so the proceeds never route through your personal bank account.
Liquid, actively traded cryptocurrencies and tokens. Facility size and structure depend on the depth and liquidity of the specific assets pledged.
No. Limen OTC is our non-custodial crypto trading desk. Crypto Asset Funding is a lending product — you're borrowing against your holdings, not trading them.
Share the assets you'd like to pledge and what the facility is for. A member of our capital team will follow up with indicative terms.
Limen Capital is a division of Limen Markets. Limen Markets is registered as a money services business in the State of Wyoming and is an SEC-registered firm. Crypto Asset Funding is a lending arrangement secured by digital assets, not a securities offering, and pledged assets remain subject to market and volatility risk. Nothing on this page is tax advice or a commitment to lend — consult your own tax advisor, and all facilities are subject to underwriting, documentation, and closing conditions.