Cred Protocol

Blockchain Analytics · Credit Bureaus & Rating Agencies

Overview

Credit Scoring, Credit Reporting and Monitoring informed by realtime onchain analytics. Comprehensive credit data infrastructure providing trust and transparency for lenders, underwriters, identity protocols and wallets.

Funding and backers

Backers
2
Alliance, DCG
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15/100
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1 mo ago
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Nov 8, 2023 Partnership Cred Protocol Partners with Quadrata for Identity Integration · credprotocol.com Jul 14, 2022 Launched Cred Protocol unveils its first decentralized credit scores · investing.com Aug 2021 Website went live first capture in the Wayback Machine
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AllianceVia a fund
172 portfolio companies: Oznaka, Usejina, Fringe and 169 more
DCGVia a fund
331 portfolio companies: Puller AI, Mosaic, Streami en and 328 more

News

Blog 3 months ago
Cred Protocol SDKs: Trust-Gate Any Endpoint in One Line - TypeScript, Python, Express, Hono, Next.js, FastAPI
Official SDKs are live on npm and PyPI. One evaluate() call turns a wallet address into a 0-100 trust score, a tier, and a pass/fail against a policy - and the framework adapters turn that into a single middleware line in front of your API.
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Blog 8 months ago
Give Your AI Agent a Reputation Analyst: Cred Protocol's Full MCP Toolkit
Cred Protocol now exposes 21 MCP tools for on-chain reputation analysis - identity verification, sybil detection, agent-to-agent trust scoring, financial profiling, and more - accessible from Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, or any MCP client in minut
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Blog 8 months ago
Stripe Now Settles MPP Payments on Tempo: What This Means for Machine-to-Machine Commerce
Stripe's crypto deposit flow now settles MPP payments directly on the Tempo network - giving agents a third path to pay for Cred Protocol data. Here's how Stripe MPP compares to direct Tempo payments and x402, and why having all three matters.
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Blog 8 months ago
Cred Protocol Integrates the Machine Payments Protocol: Agentic Credit Meets Tempo Mainnet
Cred Protocol now accepts MPP payments alongside x402 - including a custom 'cred' payment method that lets high-reputation agents transact on credit. Here's what MPP changes for the machine economy and why agentic credit scoring matters more than ever.
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Blog 8 months ago
Stripe Meets x402: What Machine-to-Machine Payments Mean for On-Chain Credit Infrastructure
Stripe now supports x402 machine-to-machine payments - bringing enterprise-grade payment rails to autonomous agents. Here's what this means for Cred Protocol users and the future of agentic risk and reputation services.
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Blog 8 months ago
Live MCP Tools and Agent Skills: Building for the Agentic Web
We've shipped live MCP endpoints and a unified agent skill file - so AI agents can discover, understand, and use on-chain credit intelligence without a developer in the loop. Here's why this matters as agentic engineering goes mainstream.
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Blog 8 months ago
Cred Protocol x402 Payments Are Now Live on SKALE Mainnet
We've enabled x402 pay-per-request API access on SKALE mainnet - bringing zero-gas USDC micropayments to onchain credit scoring, identity attestations, and agentic reputation. Here's what this means for agents, developers, and the broader SKALE ecosystem.
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Blog 9 months ago
ERC-8004 and the Future of Agent Trust: How On-Chain Credit Infrastructure Enables Trustless Agent Economies
ERC-8004 is now live on Ethereum, Base, and 15+ chains - a standard for agents to discover, verify, and trust each other without pre-existing relationships. Cred Protocol's credit scoring, identity attestations, and sybil detection are the data layer that
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Blog 9 months ago
Introducing Sybil Detection: On-Chain Behavioral Analysis for Any Ethereum Address
Our new Sybil Detection endpoint analyzes Ethereum transaction patterns to identify bot and sybil wallets. Compute a sybil score, risk level, and detailed behavioral indicators for any address with a single API call.
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Blog 10 months ago
Onchain Credit Scoring with x402: Powering Agentic Finance via Pay-Per-Request APIs
We've enabled instant USDC payments for our onchain analytics APIs via the x402 protocol. AI agents can now access credit scores, identity attestations, and full reports without API keys - just connect a wallet and pay per request. Here's why this matters
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