Built for Indian Bitcoiners who think long term.
🔐 Multi-sig custody
🏦 Loans from a regulated NBFC partner
📈 Up to 50% LTV
Excited to go live with @Unocoin.
You told us you didn't want to sell your BTC. Now you don't have to.
Introducing India’s FIRST Bitcoin Lending Service with Multi-Sig Wallet Security!
🔹 Borrow INR against your BTC
🔹 Multi-sig wallet security
🔹 Up to 50% LTV
Keep your BTC. Unlock INR.
Know more: https://t.co/HBUV7zivr7
#Bitcoin @pledg_india
You told us you didn't want to sell your BTC. Now you don't have to.
Introducing India’s FIRST Bitcoin Lending Service with Multi-Sig Wallet Security!
🔹 Borrow INR against your BTC
🔹 Multi-sig wallet security
🔹 Up to 50% LTV
Keep your BTC. Unlock INR.
Know more: https://t.co/HBUV7zivr7
#Bitcoin @pledg_india
Pledg goes live tomorrow, 27 October.
Pledge bitcoin. Borrow rupees. Keep the upside.
50% LTV · 16% p.a. · 2% fee · 1 to 12 months · 2-of-3 multisig.
Loans via a regulated NBFC partner.
https://t.co/bMCwb6tTXB
Bitcoin is volatile. A price fall can lead to liquidation.
Pledg lets you borrow rupees against your bitcoin, without selling it. Your bitcoin sits in 2-of-3 multisig custody and comes back when you repay.
Reply PLEDG for early access, or join at https://t.co/bMCwb6tTXB.
Every long-term bitcoin holder hits this moment.
You believe in your bitcoin. Life needs rupees. Most of us end up choosing one.
You shouldn’t have to.
@smtgpt The more interesting number is the gap: 20.9% arithmetic vs 10.0% compound. At 55% vol, the return goes to whoever can avoid selling in the drawdowns.
How it works: your BTC goes into a 2-of-3 multisig, one wallet per loan, and you hold a key. A regulated NBFC sends INR to your bank. Repay and the same BTC comes back.
50% LTV. 1 to 12 months. Liquidation only at 80% LTV, and only enough to bring you back to 50%.
Is that rate a dealbreaker for you?
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Indian Bitcoiners: you need ₹2 lakh by Friday.
A) Sell BTC. Pay 30% tax on gains + 1% TDS. Hope it doesn’t pump next week.
B) Borrow INR against it. Keep your stack.
Until now, B didn’t exist in India.
We built it. Which one would you pick?
You don’t have to sell your Bitcoin to raise cash in India. 🇮🇳
You can borrow against it instead.
Pledg lets you borrow INR against your BTC, with the loan disbursed by a licensed NBFC directly to your bank account.
Your Bitcoin stays yours. 🟠
Here’s why this matters:
Selling BTC in India can mean 30% tax on gains + 1% TDS.
And when you want your Bitcoin back, you’re buying at a price you don’t control.
With a BTC-backed loan, you borrow against your holdings instead of selling them.
How Pledg protects your BTC:
→ 2-of-3 multisig
You hold 1 key
Custody partner holds 1
Lender holds 1
→ No single party can move your BTC alone
Every loan gets its own segregated wallet.
Your BTC is never pooled, traded, or lent out.
The terms are simple:
50% initial LTV
70% margin call
Partial liquidation only to restore the LTV
No unnecessary full liquidation
Repay the loan → your same BTC is released
KYC & compliance are handled through an FIU-registered Indian entity.
If you’ve held Bitcoin through every Indian bull and bear market and don’t want to sell your stack just because you need INR…
This is for you.
Try Pledg: https://t.co/Gq7WLCfGtW
#Bitcoin #BTC #India #Crypto
50% LTV. Margin call at 70%. Nothing hidden in the fine print.
India has had no compliant way to borrow against Bitcoin. Now it does.
Apply for the pilot: https://t.co/0Ed3Z9CMCU
Selling Bitcoin to raise cash is the most expensive loan in India. 30% on gains, 1% TDS, and a stack you spend years rebuilding.
So we built Pledg. Borrow rupees against your Bitcoin instead of selling it.
Pilot opens this month: https://t.co/0Ed3Z9CMCU
What we will not do:
No rehypothecation. Your Bitcoin is never lent out, traded, or pooled.
No black box custody. Every loan gets its own segregated wallet.
KYC and custody sit with an FIU-registered Indian entity, not with us.
How it works:
Your BTC goes into a 2-of-3 multisig. You hold one of the keys.
A licensed NBFC disburses INR to your bank account.
You repay, the same coins come back.