nomen.
In Roman bookkeeping a nomen was a debt entry: a creditor's claim, on record. Here: every borrow, repayment and liquidation on Aave v3, Morpho Blue and Spark, proven from Ethereum mainnet onto Creditcoin, scored on-chain.
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… credit events proven from Ethereum mainnet onto Creditcoin.

USD notional: loading price method…

Ledger by state

One row per event observed on Ethereum; rows are never deleted. recorded means the Creditcoin verifier accepted the inclusion proof and the contract decoded the receipt. failed keeps its reason.

By protocol and kind

protocolborrowsrepaysliquidations

USD notional

Raw token units live on-chain. Dollar figures are computed here, from one stated source at one stated block, and labelled as such.

Look up a borrower

Submit your own history

Anyone can prove any Ethereum transaction into the ledger. Paste your address to scan the last ~7 days of your borrows and repayments on the three protocols, or a single transaction hash. Your events jump the queue; each is fetched from the prover and recorded within a few minutes of attestation.

Most recent records

Ethereum txprotocolkindborroweramountUSDCreditcoin txgas

How a record comes to exist

A lending transaction happens on Ethereum. Creditcoin attests the block. The prover returns the encoded transaction and receipt with a Merkle inclusion proof and a continuity proof. Anyone calls record() on the contract; the native verifier precompile checks inclusion and continuity, and only then does the contract decode the receipt's logs, keep the ones emitted by the three pools, and update the borrower's record. No oracle. No indexer's word. No self-report.

The score is a pure function of that record: base 500, plus up to 200 for repayments, plus 50 for a clean history, minus 150 per liquidation decaying over a year. It is not a credit model. It is proof that one can be computed from proven inputs.

Why Compound v3 is not here

Compound's Comet emits Supply and Withdraw. Whether a withdraw is a borrow depends on the sign of the account's base balance at that moment, which is state. Attestcoin proves transaction inclusion, not state, so a Comet receipt alone cannot tell a loan from a withdrawal. Rather than guess, it is excluded.

Every number on this page came from a run. Where something is unmeasured, it says so.