1.Risk of Loss or Theft of Information Required for Withdrawal Requests by Users
If your device is hacked or otherwise compromised, there is a possibility that information required to make a withdrawal request could be lost or stolen by a third party. This could result in an unauthorized withdrawal request. BitLending implements measures such as whitelist management of withdrawal addresses to prevent unauthorized withdrawals. However, if an unauthorized withdrawal is executed, your funds could be lost.
2.Risk of Theft or Loss of Cryptocurrency
If the passwords or private keys for the wallets are exposed to a third party due to hacking, theft, or other reasons, or if they are lost, the cryptocurrency recorded in those wallets could be illicitly transferred or lost. Even in such cases, BitLending is still obliged to return customer funds. However, if the company becomes insolvent, it could be unable to fully compensate customers.
3.Risk of Hard Forks
If a hard fork or similar event generates new cryptocurrency or related rights, customers generally cannot claim such new rights from BitLending.
4.Risk of Market Price Fluctuations
Cryptocurrency under BitLending’s service cannot be sold directly even if its market price fluctuates. The minimum deposit period is one month, and withdrawals are executed within seven business days after a withdrawal request is made.
Note: The risks listed above are typical of cryptocurrency-related services and do not comprehensively cover all risks that may arise from using the service. BitLending takes maximum care in risk management, but please understand in advance that cryptocurrencies differ from fiat currency systems, various unforeseen events may occur, and as a result, you could incur losses.





