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Cross-Chain Lending: Opening New Investment Opportunities in a Multichain World

Judith MwauraBy Judith MwauraJune 12, 2025No Comments5 Mins Read
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The decentralized finance (DeFi) industry is growing quickly, fueled by ongoing innovation and the drive to make financial tools more open, efficient, and accessible to everyone. At the core of this financial revolution are lending and borrowing protocols.

Now, with the introduction of cross-chain technology and real-world assets (RWAs), the next big step is clear—creating lending ecosystems that work across multiple blockchains and use real, tangible assets. That’s why Landshare has joined forces with Defactor to help shape the future of cross-chain lending.


Why Lending and Borrowing Are Vital in DeFi

Lending in DeFi lets users put their idle digital assets to work by earning interest, while borrowing gives them access to funds without having to sell their holdings.

This creates a healthy, active environment where people can earn passive income, use their capital more efficiently, and access financial services without permission or middlemen.

Unlike traditional banks, DeFi lending is:

  • Transparent – All activity is visible on the blockchain.
  • Fast – Transactions are nearly instant.
  • Non-custodial – You keep control of your funds at all times.

This makes DeFi a powerful alternative to the slow, closed systems of traditional finance.


Real-World Assets: Bringing Real Value into Crypto Lending

Tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), like real estate, are starting to reshape the DeFi lending landscape. Platforms such as Landshare allow users to use physical properties as collateral, represented on the blockchain as tokens. This brings more trust, stability, and income potential to DeFi.

With RWAs involved:

  • Risk becomes more diversified.
  • Traditional investors are more likely to enter the space.
  • The market benefits from tangible, asset-backed value.

Tokenized properties act as a bridge between the traditional world and blockchain finance, making DeFi more grounded and secure.


What Is Cross-Chain Lending and Why It Matters

Cross-chain lending allows people to lend or borrow assets across different blockchain networks. For instance, a user might deposit Landshare tokens on the BNB Chain and borrow stablecoins on Ethereum or Arbitrum. This type of interoperability brings several advantages:

  • Better capital efficiency – Assets on one chain can unlock liquidity elsewhere.
  • Improved yields – Users can chase higher returns across different networks.
  • More flexible access – Liquidity becomes available when and where it’s needed.
  • Stronger utility for RWAs – Real-world tokens can be used in more ways across DeFi.

Defactor plays an essential role in making this happen by supporting secure, smooth lending operations across chains.


Real-World Examples: How Cross-Chain Lending Works in Practice

Here are a few ways users and projects can benefit from this powerful technology:

  • Unlocking Real Estate Liquidity
    People can use their Landshare property tokens to borrow funds on different chains, giving them access to cash without selling their investment.
  • Boosting Yield Opportunities
    Users can take advantage of lower interest rates on one blockchain by borrowing there, even if their collateral is on another chain.
  • Treasury Diversification for DAOs
    Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) can manage their funds more strategically across multiple chains, using RWA tokens as stable collateral.

Defactor’s Vision and Contribution

At Defactor, the vision for the future of decentralized finance is clear: a multichain, multi-asset, and globally inclusive system.

Their mission is to build infrastructure that helps unlock real-world value across blockchain networks while also supporting participation from institutions and emerging markets—especially in regions where traditional access to credit and investment tools is limited.

Through Defactor’s tools:

  • Asset originators—like property developers and small business lenders—can convert real-world assets into blockchain tokens.
  • These tokenized RWAs can then be used as collateral in lending protocols.
  • Cross-chain features ensure these assets are useful across different DeFi platforms.

One of the biggest challenges with RWAs is that they often represent long-term investments and don’t have an active market where they can be easily sold. This limits their liquidity. Lending pools solve this problem by allowing users to borrow against their RWA tokens, giving them access to funds without selling their assets.

This kind of flexibility is extremely helpful in emerging economies, where traditional finance may be underdeveloped or difficult to access. Defactor’s partnership with Landshare ensures that real estate-backed tokens can be used across DeFi platforms as secure collateral for both lending and borrowing.


What Challenges Remain—and What’s Coming Next

While the potential is huge, a few major challenges still need to be solved:

  • Fragmented liquidity – Assets and users are spread across many blockchains.
  • Security risks from bridging – Moving assets between chains carries risk.
  • Complex user experience – Using multichain systems can be confusing for everyday users.

However, the industry is making progress. New tools like intent-based execution and secure messaging layers are helping solve these problems. Landshare and Defactor are working on combining RWAs with next-gen cross-chain lending tools to build more reliable, user-friendly systems.


Conclusion: Building a Borderless DeFi Future

Cross-chain lending isn’t just a passing trend—it’s becoming a core building block of a decentralized and more efficient global financial system.

Through the partnership between Landshare and Defactor, users around the world can now tap into the value of real-world assets, no matter which blockchain they use. The result is more choice, greater access to capital, and real-world benefits from digital finance.


🏡 About Landshare

Landshare is a blockchain platform focused on tokenized real estate, making it simple and secure for people to invest in real-world assets. By using the $LSRWA token, users can own a piece of real property—without the usual barriers of traditional real estate investing.

The platform combines security, transparency, and efficiency to give users a new way to build wealth through tokenized property.

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