GONDI V3.1: NFT Lending Protocols, not ranked right now
Not ranked right now: the operating and incident record of each venue comes from DefiLlama, which we stopped using while we ask permission.
It is listed, not ruled out, and it carries no rank until we can rank its category again.
We check this again by 25 December 2026.Last checked on 10 November 2026.
To see what we read, what we leave unread and what brings a ranking back, read Why some categories are not ranked right now.
How to judge one yourself
The questions we ask of every product here, and how much each counts when we rank. They work on any product, listed here or not.
- 30%counts for 30% of the weight
What can take your NFT away from you, and how fast?
What can take your NFT away
- 26%counts for 26% of the weight
If you cannot repay, what do you get back, if anything?
What you get back when you default
- 22%counts for 22% of the weight
Is the cost shown before you connect your wallet?
Cost published before connecting
- 22%counts for 22% of the weight
Is the venue still operating, and what incidents has it had?
Operating status and incident record
Why, in full
We compare NFT lending venues on four things. One of them, whether each venue is still operating and what incidents it has had (22% of the weight), was measured on DefiLlama's NFT lending figures and its record of hacks. On 27 October 2026 we stopped using DefiLlama while we ask it for written permission to republish its data, so when we read every venue again on 10 November 2026 that part could not be dated. The same read found MetaStreet closing: its own app reads "MetaStreet app is winding down. Withdraw your positions below." Two more venues are shut: NFTfi closed on 31 August 2026 by its own notice, and JPEG'd ended new loans on 28 December 2024 by its own governance vote. That leaves four operating venues, fewer than the five a fair order needs. Until then the venues are listed A to Z.
Not ranked since 10 November 2026. Last checked on 10 November 2026. What brings the ranking back: DefiLlama gives us permission to republish its data, or we find a primary source for the operating record that we are allowed to use, and at least five operating venues can be read. Then we read every venue again and rank them.