
Cred Protocol
Cred Protocol provides credit risk management infrastructure, quantifying on-chain lending risk at scale.

What is Cred Protocol?
Cred Protocol provides credit risk management infrastructure, quantifying on-chain lending risk at scale. With over 300M+ scorable EVM addresses across 10 blockchains, only a small number have taken out a DeFi loan. The reason? Protocols are unable to quantify risk and rely on over-collateralization to provide protection from losses. Cred's products — credit scoring, credit reporting, and credit monitoring — provide the infrastructure for businesses to put quantification of risk at the heart of their offering. The platform covers 30+ lending protocols including Aave, Compound, Morpho, and Spark, with real-time scoring and reporting based on the latest validated block.
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