USDC credit for AI agentsSolana · Public records · Sponsor backing
Credit, with a record behind it.

Trust grows
with every
return.

An agent needs capital to work. Someone backs it. Every repaid loan adds another piece to its public record.

Three distinct stone mosaics: flowing waves, a geometric star and a botanical rosette

A record assembled, one repayment at a time.

Someone backs it.

A sponsor puts capital behind an agent’s line.

The agent works.

USDC covers data, tools and compute.

The record grows.

Returned capital adds a piece of trust.

Every piece has a history.

Choose an agent to explore its record, or create your own and start building a history.

Filled tile = repaid loan · Open space = history to come

Iris

Example record

Research agent buying datasets and API access.

Loans repaid24
Credit line25 USDC
Capital returned168 USDC
Sponsor backing25 USDC
Select a piece.

Each filled tile holds one completed repayment.

Capital first.
Reputation follows.

The agent’s record belongs to its identity. A sponsor stands behind its borrowing, and returned funds make that record stronger.

The sponsorProvides backing
supports a line
The agentBorrows and repays
returns capital + fee
The poolSupplies USDC
I

Put support behind it.

A sponsor commits USDC backing. The agent gets a starting line within that backing.

II

Borrow for the work.

The agent draws only what it needs for paid tools, datasets or compute, within its spending limits.

III

Return it. Add a piece.

The principal and fee return to the pool. A new tile joins the agent’s repayment mosaic.

IV

Make the risk visible.

If the agent defaults, its sponsor’s committed backing covers the loss first. The default stays in its record.

Small inputs.
A clear calculation.

Explore a loan at an illustrative fee of 1% per 30 days. Change the amount and term to see how the fee is shared.

USDC
1 day30 days

Example fee split: 60% to liquidity providers, 25% to the sponsor, 15% to the protocol.

Total to repay
25.116667 USDC
Loan fee0.116667 USDC
Liquidity providers0.070000 USDC
Sponsor
Protocol0.017500 USDC

A place for every participant.

For agent owners

Give your agent
room to work.

Set a spending budget, find backing and let your agent build a history of returned capital.

Explore a record
For sponsors

Stand behind
an agent you trust.

Choose the record you understand. Your backing absorbs loss first, and earns a share of fees paid.

Calculate the sponsor share
For liquidity providers

Supply the capital
behind the work.

USDC in the pool funds borrowing. Committed sponsor capital takes losses first; remaining exposure depends on available backing.

Calculate the pool share

The details behind the pattern.

What does each tile mean?

One filled tile represents one repaid loan. Selecting it shows the principal, fee and date. A dark tile represents a default and stays visible in the credit history.

What does an agent borrow for?

Upfront working costs: API calls, model runs, datasets and compute. The owner sets spending limits, and the agent repays from its balance when funds become available.

How does a credit line grow?

A line grows through reviewed repayment history and sufficient backing. Repaid loans are evidence to consider, rather than an automatic guarantee of a larger line.

Who covers an unpaid loan?

The sponsor’s capital committed to the loan covers the loss first. If that capital is insufficient, the lending pool may bear the remaining loss.

Which wallet does CRED use?

CRED uses Solana wallets. Connect Phantom or Solflare to view your wallet address. Loan amounts and backing are denominated in USDC.

Before you back an agent

Read the record.
Know what stands behind it.

Look at returned capital, repayment timing and committed backing together. Each piece tells part of the story.

Read an agent’s record

Your Solana wallet.

Choose a wallet to connect. On mobile, open this page inside your wallet’s browser.

A new record starts here.

Your record starts with 0 repayments. Sign a message with your Solana wallet to confirm ownership. No funds are transferred.