JPMorgan Chase plans to offer a lending service that allows clients to present their crypto holdings as collateral, a major offering yet to be finalized.

JPMorgan Chase is reportedly looking into crypto-backed loans, signaling a shift in US banks’ interactions with crypto.

JPMorgan is preparing to offer crypto-collateralized loans, potentially launching early next year. The bank already accepts spot Bitcoin ETFs as loan collateral for wealthy clients.

JPMorgan would need to work on resolving the technical aspects of handling crypto seized from customers who failed to repay their loans.

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