0G-native credit gate where signed agent history becomes bounded spend authority, with Compute risk review, Storage receipts, and onchain refusals.
CreditGate is a financial authority layer for autonomous agents on 0G.
Agents should not receive unlimited spending power just because they have a wallet. CreditGate reads signed public agent history, runs a 0G Compute risk review, calculates a deterministic credit score, grants a bounded mandate, refuses over-cap actions, and records the full receipt trail on 0G.
The demo compares two agents. YieldScout has cleaner history, scores 73/100, and receives a $500 cap. DriftBot has weaker history, scores 41/100, and receives a $150 cap. Over-cap requests are refused before spend. Under-cap requests can move native 0G through CreditGateRouter.
0G Chain stores the registry, mandates, refusals, allowed uses, and router payment receipts. 0G Storage stores the canonical receipt packet. 0G Compute provides underwriting risk review.
During the hackathon I built CreditGate as a standalone 0G APAC submission.
Completed work includes:
- Next.js product UI with gate, credit comparison, dark/light mode, and live ingestion.
- AgentCreditRegistry deployed on 0G mainnet.
- CreditGateRouter deployed on 0G mainnet for fund-moving mandate enforcement.
- Two scored demo agents: YieldScout and DriftBot.
- Live 0G Compute underwriting reviews.
- Canonical receipt packet uploaded to 0G Storage.
- Mainnet anchors for scoring, mandates, refusals, allowed uses, Storage root, router refusal, and router payment.
- Replayable verifiers: verify:credit, verify:compute, verify:storage, verify:mainnet, and verify:router.
- OpenClaw-compatible module demo.
- CI passing on GitHub Actions.
No fundraising yet. CreditGate is currently a hackathon MVP. The next step is to validate demand from agent wallet builders, autonomous finance agents, and 0G/OpenClaw ecosystem teams.