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4 September, 2026 / News / AI / Tags: coinrabbit, lending, magazine, rehypothecation, toronto

Toronto-based firm receives recognition for issuing over $1.45 billion in loans since 2020 and its no-rehypothecation approach to crypto collateral
CoinRabbit has been selected as the Best Crypto Lending Platform 2026 by International Business Magazine. The recognition, announced on September 4, 2026, from Toronto, Canada, centers on a lending product that has facilitated more than $1.45 billion in loans since 2020.
The International Business Magazine Awards identify companies and executives that deliver measurable impact across industries. Selection draws from public nominations followed by jury evaluation of each nominee’s performance, development trajectory, and sector contribution.
CoinRabbit’s lending service prioritizes rapid liquidity while maintaining strict collateral safeguards. The firm operates under a no-rehypothecation policy, ensuring client crypto assets are not reused or lent to third parties. Borrowers face no conventional credit checks; crypto collateral itself supports underwriting. Transactions complete in approximately 10 minutes, covering amounts from a few hundred dollars to six-figure positions.
The jury also noted the Private Program, which serves clients holding portfolios of $500,000 or more. This service pairs each participant with a dedicated success manager to align liquidity, timing, and broader financial objectives in a manner comparable to private banking arrangements.
While lending remains the foundation of operations, CoinRabbit is developing a wider suite of digital-asset capital management tools. The platform already integrates instant payments, yield products, and trading options alongside its lending facilities. Access to liquidity without forced sales of crypto holdings supports long-term capital retention for users.
Since its launch in 2020 the company has operated a 100 percent capital reserve model. Client assets remain fully reserved and are never rehypothecated. This framework underpins both the standard lending product and the higher-touch Private Program as the firm continues to broaden its digital-asset services.









