Arch Deck
Arch is a US-based financial services company that gives individual investors loans backed by their cryptocurrency holdings. Borrowers get liquidity in dollars or stablecoins without selling their crypto, and Arch does not lend out the collateral it holds.
We designed Arch's pitch deck: nine slides that take a borrower from the loan offer and a worked example to custody and regulation, a comparison with other lenders, use cases, the steps to apply and the team.
Arch shapes, copper accents and a worked loan example
The deck takes its shapes from the name. Arch's logo is a small portico of columns, and the cover sets the title inside a tall arch outlined in copper, with fine blue and copper lines fanning out behind it. The rounded top returns on the APR tile, on the blue curve that wraps the feature list and on the arc above The Arch Difference, while copper-lit architecture photos fill the spaces between.
Headlines speak in two voices: a light serif on the titled slides and a bold sans for product claims, where 'One loan.' sits in white over 'A wide range of assets' in grey. Accepted coins line up as icons in one long pill. The Self Repaying Loan slide works its example as a small table, loan and collateral first, then interest against staking rewards, with the effective result in the only cell filled with copper.
Lender comparison, client quote and onboarding steps
The second half of this crypto lending deck moves from product to proof. How Arch Stacks Up sets Arch against other lenders in a four-column table, with a green tick or a red cross for each feature, from rehypothecation and insured custody to fixed rates and loans in dollars. The client quote that follows is set large in serif, its key phrases highlighted in blue like marker on a printed page, over thin contour lines in blue and copper.
Use Cases splits into three tall photo cards, investments, debt and expenses, tinted blue or gold with a short white rule above each title. Getting started is four outlined cards with copper line icons, a calculator, a document, a shield and a money bag, over ghosted step numbers that end in DONE!. Outlined page numbers sit in the corner of each slide, and the deck closes on the company statement and the two co-founders on pale grey portrait panels.
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