The LTV (loan-to-value) ratio shows how much you've borrowed compared to your collateral's value. A lower LTV keeps your credit line secure — think of it as your “borrowing cushion.”
Example:
You pledge 10 BNB valued at $1,000 each (total of $10,000 in collateral). With a 70% LTV limit, you can borrow up to $7,000. You decide to borrow $2,000. Your LTV is 20% ($2,000 ÷ $10,000). This is a very safe LTV with a large cushion
against market swings.














