Editorial publication — we do not lend, broker credit or hold crypto-assets Transparency

Transparency

Last updated: 23 October 2026

This page sets out who publishes LendCrypto EU, where our revenue comes from, and how we keep payments separate from assessments. It is written so that anyone — a reader, a provider, a bank or a service supplier — can check it without having to ask.

Who publishes this site

LendCrypto EU is published by Venus Venture International Limited, Unit 1603, 16/F, The L. Plaza, 367–375 Queen’s Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, Business Registration No. 81050628. Contact: info@lendcrypto.eu; for personal data, privacy@lendcrypto.eu.

What we do and what we do not do

We do one thing: comparison and information on crypto-backed loans, from public and verifiable data.

Where our revenue comes from

Three lines, all disclosed here.

Since 19 October 2026 we no longer accept payment from anyone who lends. No provider in the comparison pays us anything, no link to a credit provider is a paid link, and the affiliate agreement we had with Nexo has been closed and its link replaced with an ordinary one. It is a standard we set for ourselves: an observatory paid by the parties it observes has a problem, and the simplest way not to have it is not to be paid. We state it here so that anyone can check it by clicking a link and looking at the address.

1. Subscriptions to the publication

We sell subscriptions to a digital publication: alerts on rate and term changes, the rate index, the historical archive, and monitoring against parameters the reader sets. Prices are published, a monthly option is always shown alongside the annual one, cancellation takes one click and there is a fourteen-day withdrawal right.

A subscription buys access to information and data. It does not buy recommendations: we do not tell anyone what to do, whether they pay us or not.

2. Data and index licensing

We license the rate index, the historical archive and the authorisation register to professional firms, newsrooms and industry operators. A licence grants the right to use and cite the data, with published methodology and attribution. It does not grant a position, a favourable assessment or any change to the comparison.

3. Payment from parties that do not lend

Three agreements remain, all of them outside the loan comparison and all labelled on the page where they appear: Divly (crypto tax software), Ledger and BitBox (hardware wallets). None of the three lends money and none appears in the index or in the comparison, so none can influence their order.

The conflict of interest, and how we closed it

Payment from a provider we ourselves compare is a conflict of interest. It can be disclosed and kept in check, and that is what we used to do. We decided to remove it instead of managing it.

One rule: we take nothing from anyone who lends. No commission, no paid links, no payment for a position, an assessment or the removal of a competitor. Our revenue comes from the people who read us, not from the people we compare.

How we select and how we order

Inclusion criteria, the ordering rule and update frequency are set out in full in Our method. In short: the comparison lists providers with public, verifiable terms that we have reviewed; the order follows the published starting rate, never commercial arrangements; additional costs are shown on the card and play no part in the ordering. The comparison does not cover the whole market, and final terms always depend on the provider’s own assessment.

Corrections

If anything on this site is wrong or out of date, write to info@lendcrypto.eu: we correct it within a few working days and, where the correction concerns a published figure, we flag it on the page concerned. That applies all the more if you are the provider we are writing about.

Personal data

We do not sell or pass on readers’ data. For personal-data requests: privacy@lendcrypto.eu. The full notice is on the Privacy page.