Ledger, the hardware wallet maker, unveiled a crypto lending feature built on Morpho at the TOKEN2049 conference in Singapore, according to Techub, citing Decrypt. The product lets users borrow stablecoins by posting wrapped Bitcoin as collateral. Ledger said private keys and final transaction approval remain on the user’s hardware device, keeping signing control with the wallet holder while enabling access to borrowing functions. The announcement ties Ledger’s hardware wallet offering to a Morpho-powered lending setup introduced during the event.
Ledger, the hardware wallet maker, introduced a crypto lending feature based on Morpho at the TOKEN2049 event in Singapore, according to Techub, citing Decrypt.
The feature allows users to borrow stablecoins against wrapped Bitcoin as collateral. Private keys and final transaction approval remain on the user’s hardware device.
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