OScore
OScore is an on-chain credit score for programmable creditworthiness which is designed based on the Orange protocol. Its workflow illustrates how an MP and a DP work together in the Orange system.
OScore can represent one's credit standing in DeFi systems. It is calculated using many different pieces of transaction data, including:
- Payment history
- Liquidation history
- Amounts owed and repaid
- Credit mix
- Length of credit history
It implements a customized model and quantification of on-chain behavior and interactions with existing DeFi protocols using Orange. This ensures the scoring methodology remains empirically sound and statistically valid.
Consider the following diagram illustrating OScore's transaction data synchronization flow from Ethereum, which is the DP in this context.
- An Ethereum sync node
- Synchronization service that listens and monitors transactions via the sync node
- Stores the relevant transaction data in a database
- Stores block data for contract executor to fetch
- Listens to contract events via the sync node
- Logs relevant event data in a database
- Stores transaction and event data
This data is stored in the database and fetched via an interface by the Orange system when the OScore model is invoked. Applications send invocation requests using an SDK. You can refer to the example here.