OK. To clear some misconceptions.
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It is regulated by SEC. See the following link for their license:
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1686400/000168640016000001/xslFormDX01/primary_doc.xml.
SALT is not p2p lending. SALT essentially enables accredited investors/banks etc to lend money using crypto as a collateral. Collateral is 250% of principal BUT there have been unverified reports of 20% of principal.
https://imgur.com/a/H4Pn3https://imgur.com/a/xthrl (terms here that verify the 250% claim).
Interest is anywhere from 12 to 25%
Loans are to USD only. They can be deposited to any bank account worldwide that can accept USD.
If the value of the collateral drops you will be asked either to top up your collateral. Failure to do so will result in margin call and qualification of part of your collateral.
You can use the SALT token to pay back part of the loan but NOT the whole loan and not from the get go.
You need SALT token to apply for membership to get approved.
Loans are going through but the process is slow (see above for docs).