How it works
Key Benefits
- Credit risk mitigation
- Secure global credit recording system
- Low cost to users to attest to transactions, thus a low cost to maintain a credit profile
- Right way risk. “Good” counterparties who would prefer to have their records known
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Positive Credit Provides
Positive Credit Profile
A decentralized credit profile for your business focused on your business’s creditworthiness and trustworthiness.
Your business’s Positive Credit profile may be used to:
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Creditworthiness
Prove creditworthiness in a lending transaction to obtain a loan or bond. -
Trustworthiness
Prove trustworthiness or execution capability to new business partners.
Data Ownership
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Your owns profile
Your business owns its Positive Credit profile. -
No third party
Your profile is not owned by a third party
Portability
Your business’s Positive Credit profile is portable to any country or geographic region. Use it in the United States, EU, APAC, and beyond.
Privacy & Security
Your business chooses who can view selected parts of your profile and transaction history (sliceable by key factors like time ranges and transaction domains).
Advanced Analytics
ML-based algorithms compute a Positive Credit Score for a specific transaction domain, Positive Credit Risk Assessment for a given transaction, and more.
Control
With your Positive Credit profile, your business can attest to transactions you’re involved in (as a buyer, seller, or as a consultant such as a broker or attorney) from your own perspective.
Accuracy
Because profiles are composed of transaction histories and transaction metadata provided by all businesses in the Positive Credit network, each profile leverages the power of the network to ensure accuracy and mitigate risk from bad actors.
Why Positive Credit?
- A business wants to prove it is creditworthy to a new vendor or supplier.
- A vendor wants to record which of its customers pay regularly and which do not, to share with other partners.
- A business wants to enter a new territory or market, and wants to use its reputation or history in other markets to establish credit or trustworthiness in the new market.
- A vendor wants to validate that a new customer is creditworthy.
- A consumer wants to access lending products after moving to a new country.
- A lender wants a global, comprehensive credit profile of a business or consumer.