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What should I know about my Loan Health?
What should I know about my Loan Health?

Crypto.com Exchange- Lending - Loan Monitoring

Updated over a year ago

Each of your outstanding loans will have a Loan Heath indicator, which reflects the risk level based on the outstanding loan balance and your deposited Collateral. You should monitor your loans and make repayments accordingly to improve your Loan Health.

Note: The figures in the above screenshot are for illustrative purposes only.

A health score, which is based on your loan’s LTV and the defined thresholds, is provided to help you better manage your loan.

Loan's LTV

Health Score

Restricted Function

LTV < 50%

GOOD

None

50% ≤ LTV < Margin Call LTV

FAIR

None

Margin Call LTV ≤ LTV < Forced Liquidation LTV

CRITICAL

Borrow

For all standard loans, the LTV thresholds are defined as follows and may be subject to change.

LTV Threshold

Standard Loan

Margin Call LTV

70%

Forced Liquidation LTV

85%

When Current LTV < Margin Call LTV

If your loan’s LTV is less than the Margin Call LTV (i.e. 70% for a standard loan), then your loan is healthy (i.e. GOOD, FAIR).

When Margin Call LTV ≤ Current LTV < Forced Liquidation LTV

If your loan’s LTV is greater than or equal to the Margin Call LTV (i.e. 70% for a standard loan), but less than the Forced Liquidation LTV (i.e. 85% for a standard loan), then your loan is unhealthy (i.e. CRITICAL). Forced Liquidation is likely to happen if the LTV rises further. A Margin Call will be triggered and you will receive email notifications regarding loan repayment.

When Current LTV ≥ Forced Liquidation LTV

Forced Liquidation will occur. If your loan’s LTV is greater than or equal to the Forced Liquidation LTV (i.e. 85% for a standard loan), our system will liquidate the entire corresponding Collateral to make full repayment of your loan. After Forced Liquidation, all remaining liquidation proceeds will be deposited into your Crypto.com Exchange Wallet. Please note that a Liquidation Fee will be applied.

If the liquidation proceeds are insufficient to cover the outstanding loan balance, we may require you to pay back the amount owed from your Wallet. If the amount owed remains unpaid, Crypto.com may terminate the loan Agreement or prevent withdrawals from your Wallet.

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