MoneyToken crypto-backed loans platform has announced making zero-interest loans available for everyone.
From 12th September September forward, anyone will be able to join the MoneyToken platform and get a loan under a 0% interest rate.
To get a zero interest rate crypto-backed loan on the MoneyToken platform, users are required to purchase a special membership that allows for zero-interest conditions. It can be purchased with IMT tokens, which users can easily find on various partner platforms like CoinSuper, BitForex, IDEX, etc.
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