Lantern is the place to go for borrowing money using crypto as collateral. They are very professional, dependable, will always get back with you in a timely manner. They store your crypto in instituti... See more
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Lantern Finance is a US-based lending platform that provides secure, reliable access to crypto-backed loans with dedicated customer support. Use your assets—like BTC, ETH, XRP, and more—as collateral to unlock liquidity without having to sell your crypto.
1810 E Sahara Ave STE 75004 , 89104, Las Vegas, United States
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Customer Service, Easy to use platform, Assets offered, everything was great!!

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