Decentralized Credit Counter Cred Protocol Releases Automated Scoring Results

Decentralized Credit Counter Cred Protocol Releases Automated Scoring Results

In a recent report, Cred Protocol just disclosed its first credit scores for decentralized finance users. The protocol is a decentralized credit scoring startup based on the Aave Protocol. Cred Protocol is headquartered in San Francisco and runs with a team of 9 personnel. The firm operates with part of the goal of making decentralized […]


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