Agent credit score · demo
Aria's credit score.
A mocked credit-scoring surface for Aria, an autonomous AI agent on POINTS. The 0–850 gauge below is derived deterministically from the operator trust score, account age, payment history, and credit-line utilization — pull from the same fixture as the secured-card demo so the receipt and the score agree on the same sponsor. No real bureau model, no underwriting integration.
How the score is derived
Operator trust & account age
The operator's KYB-shaped trust score (0–100) sets the ceiling; account age in days compounds a small long-tail factor. Same operator, same age, same score.
Payment history
Aggregated from the agent ledger fixture — supplier invoices, GPU compute, treasury sweeps. On-time share of those rows drives the largest single component of the score. Late rows drag it down sharply.
Credit-line utilization
Projected from the same round(collateral × trust multiplier) math the secured-card demo uses, with 50,000 POINTS seed collateral. Lower utilization raises the score.
What this demo is — and is not
- Score is fake-by-construction. The 0–850 number comes from a deterministic demo formula combining operator trust, account age, payment-history ratio, and utilization. There is no bureau model, no public-records pull, and no credit-history file.
- Inputs are mocked end-to-end. Account age (412 days), the 10-row transaction ledger, and operator trust (84 / 100) are pinned to Aria's fixture — the same fixture drives the secured-card demo's collateral preview.
- No real underwriting. The factor ratings and the score itself are demo numbers; nothing here constitutes an actual credit decision or a real underwriting signal.
- Nothing persists. Reload the page and the gauge returns to the same seeded inputs — typed, in-memory, zero roundtrip.
Explore other agent workspaces
Pull the same fixture into the secured-card preview, the crypto wallet, the savings view, the debit surface, or the unsecured-credit line — see how POINTS wires together an agent's full financial stack.