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Crypto Credit Scoring Protocol CreDA Partners with FilDA to offer Leveraged and Low-Collateral Lending

Users of CreDA’s platform can now earn industry-beating lending rates through FilDA based on their Crypto Credit Score. New York, NY, January 14, 2022 – (SEAPRWire) – CreDA (Credit DeFi Alliance), the leading decentralized credit rating service and FilDA, the largest ever DeFi lending platform on HECO with a peak TVL of over $2 billion USD, have partnered to offer exclusive lending rates to CreDA users. Users who mint their Crypto Credit Score as a Credit NFT (cNFT) will have access to leveraged lending and low or no-collateral loans directly within the CreDA platform. The partnership comes only a few months after CreDA officially launched its platform and demonstrates the value Crypto Credit Scores can have by removing many of the barriers in traditional banking and the DeFi space. According to Bank of America, over 200 million users are now part of the digital asset universe, yet very few financial institutions would provide them with a loan. Even within the DeFi space, lenders operate in an over-collateralized manner with typical loan-to-value (LTV) ratios below 50 per cent. Modeled after traditional consumer credit agencies, CreDA introduces the concept of personal credit score...

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New DeFI platform CreDA looks to de-risk the world of crypto

CreDA protocol will use AI to provide credit ratings using on-chain and traditional financial data New York, NY / November 25, 2021 / SEAPRWire / – CreDA (Credit DeFi Alliance), the world’s first decentralized credit rating service has officially launched its platform following a successful open beta. Modeled after traditional consumer credit agencies, CreDA introduces the concept of personal credit scores into the $200 billion decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem populated by cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Ethereum. Leveraging existing blockchain infrastructure, CreDA provides a trust architecture for the relatively young and volatile ecosystem and a link between on-chain and traditional financial systems. It aims to simplify transactions for users, minimize risk for lenders and enable access to capital without the need for high amounts of collateral which is currently required by DeFi lenders. According to Bank of America, over 200 million users are now part of the digital asset universe, yet very few financial institutions would provide them with a loan. Even within the DeFi space, lenders operate in an over-collateralized manner with typical loan-to-value (LTV...