Lenders keep control of their funds via API KEY. Basically is RISK FREE , they could run away with all profits eventually.
That's not "control," and is completely false and misleading. An API key is not the same thing as a private key. If my funds are locked in your service with the only access I have being an API key, that means that I have
no control. The API key, or the service as a whole could be disabled by you at any time, and I don't see anything that guarantees you won't do just that once the funds are deposited.
Not to mention that your service smells like a ponzi scam to begin with.
I'd start by saying that you have no idea what a quant shop is if you see any ponzi element in our business.
Secondly, an API KEY, based on its privileges, can act as a private key because it can be enabled for withdraw. Furthermore, on option 1 both lander and us have direct access to the account(mean password and email + api key).
As a quick recap, option 1 gives control to funds both to us and the lender, while option 2 gives control to funds only to the lender. In both options, the parties are incentivized to fulfill the deal.
Lastly, i would advise anyone that has no common knowledge in the space, to avoid posting stupid silly accusations because you can notice from my post history how much i like roasting ignorant people when they accuse me of scamming. But the ponzi part is new

FUNNY how even giving loans while still accessing the funds and earning 5% monthly interest in "Mafia Style" is still a risk for the lender and i'd be a ponzi scammer.
