Galaxy Digital Expands Crypto Portfolio Credit Line Across 40 U.S. States

Access to the Crypto Portfolio Line of Credit is restricted in nine states, including California and Nevada, with availability limited to 40 states overall.
Pledged collateral is not rehypothecated and there is no custodian for the collateral nor third-party attestation of the pledge, according to Galaxy's terms.
Funding is typically instant upon line activation, with options to draw USD or USDC for liquidity needs.
The line is built on a single collateral pool spanning BTC, ETH, and SOL, which Galaxy says provides more borrowing power than collateralizing each asset separately.
Galaxy Digital has launched a crypto-backed credit line that lets investors borrow cash against Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana without selling their holdings. Benzinga reports the GalaxyOne Crypto Portfolio Line of Credit charges an 8.99% fixed APR with no origination fee and starts with a 50% loan-to-value ratio. Funds arrive instantly in USD or USDC for taxes, real estate, or investments.
The program rolls out across 40 U.S. states but excludes nine states including California and Nevada. Crypto Briefing notes the line is designed to help high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and institutional clients access liquidity while staying invested in crypto and earning staking rewards on locked Solana.
Galaxy bundles Bitcoin, Ether, and staked Solana into a single collateral pool rather than treating each asset separately. Crypto Times reports this combined approach gives borrowers more borrowing power than pledging each coin individually. The pledged collateral is not rehypothecated — meaning Galaxy does not loan out or reuse the assets — and there is no third-party custodian or attestation of the pledge.
Borrowers keep earning staking rewards on locked Solana while using the credit line. GenFinity explains the line carries interest-only monthly payments, so borrowers avoid forced asset sales that would trigger capital gains taxes. This structure appeals to investors managing large crypto portfolios who need short-term cash for life events or opportunities.
The service is available to qualified clients across 40 U.S. states, though Yahoo Finance notes exclusions in nine states including California and Nevada due to regulatory requirements. Eligible borrowers include high-net-worth individuals, family offices, institutional clients, and retail GalaxyOne users who meet income or asset thresholds.
Galaxy is normalizing crypto-backed lending as part of everyday wealth management alongside offerings like GOFR for institutions and accredited investors. Crypto Briefing highlights the product targets investors seeking liquidity without selling — a key pain point for long-term crypto holders. However, borrowers face collateral volatility risk if Bitcoin, Ether, or Solana prices drop sharply.
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