RedStone has officially launched Credora, a next-generation decentralized finance (DeFi) risk ratings platform designed to bring greater transparency and credit analytics to the DeFi lending space. This launch follows RedStone’s acquisition of Credora in September, marking a major expansion of RedStone’s services from reliable price feeds to advanced credit and risk intelligence.
The introduction of Credora represents a significant move toward what the company calls the “Low-Risk DeFi” era — a movement focused on combining yield generation with data-backed transparency. Co-founder Marcin Kaźmierczak highlighted that this initiative aims to make DeFi safer and more accessible for institutional investors by providing real-time insights into the risks associated with different lending positions.
Credora Integrates with Leading DeFi Lending Protocols
At launch, Credora integrates with popular DeFi lending platforms such as Morpho and Sparks, offering dynamic risk scores and default probability analytics through an easy-to-use API. These tools allow protocols and investors to evaluate loan positions based on relative risk levels, improving decision-making and portfolio management.
By consolidating multiple risk factors, Credora empowers users to compare loan positions and assess overall creditworthiness in a transparent, data-driven manner. This is particularly valuable for institutional investors exploring opportunities in decentralized lending, where risk clarity has traditionally been a challenge.
A Growing Trend in On-Chain Risk Analytics
RedStone’s Credora launch aligns with a broader industry trend where blockchain oracle providers are expanding into integrated risk analytics. Recently, S&P Global Ratings partnered with Chainlink to deliver on-chain stablecoin risk profiles, while Hacken introduced Yield Audits to evaluate the security and sustainability of DeFi yields.
With Credora, RedStone is positioning itself as a frontrunner in the evolution of DeFi risk management, creating a transparent and data-rich environment for lenders, borrowers, and institutional participants alike. As the DeFi ecosystem matures, such tools are set to become essential for ensuring long-term stability and trust across decentralized markets.
