Public credit bureaus
were always
a bad idea.
KREXUM gives users an on-chain credit score that is private from the public chain, auditable by the licensed operator under VARA, and revealable by the user — selectively, via zero-knowledge proofs. Apple Wallet for on-chain credit.
Issue. Hold. Prove. Verify.
Four roles, one wallet, zero unnecessary disclosure. KREXUM is the licensed issuer. The user is the holder. Lenders are verifiers. Base L2 anchors the registry.
A signed credential.
Not a database row.
Every KREXUM credit credential lives in the user's own wallet as a cryptographically signed payload. KREXUM keeps an audit copy under VARA obligations. Nothing about the user appears on the public chain — only the issuer registry and a revocation merkle root.
The encrypted fields shown here are the data the user can selectively reveal — never permanently exposed.
What you can prove,
without revealing.
Score above threshold
Prove your credit score is ≥ 700 without revealing the actual score.
Tier equals value
Prove you are in the "Strong" tier without revealing your numeric score.
No defaults in window
Prove you have no defaults in the last 24 months without revealing your full history.
Jurisdiction in set
Prove you are KYC'd in a permitted country without revealing which country.
Account age above N months
Prove you have been on KREXUM for at least 12 months without revealing the exact start date.
Multi-fact composite proof
Prove "score ≥ 600 AND no defaults in 12mo AND jurisdiction in {UAE, SG, GB}" in a single proof.
Built on the strongest math
we have.
Battle-tested primitives, not novel cryptography. Each component used by Polygon ID, Sismo, World ID, and the broader zk-credential ecosystem.
EdDSA
Poseidon
Baby Jubjub
Groth16
Traditional. Naive. KREXUM.
Six privacy dimensions, three approaches. Only one of them solves the on-chain credit privacy problem inside a regulated framework.
The guarantees, written down.
| On-chain footprint | Issuer registry + merkle root only |
| Trust in KREXUM to verify | None — proofs are publicly verifiable |
| Trust in KREXUM to issue | Required — same as any KYC operator |
| Regulatory posture | VARA-aligned, FATF Travel Rule compatible |
| Cryptography | EdDSA-Poseidon · Groth16 SNARKs · Baby Jubjub |
| Anchor chain | Base L2 (Ethereum-aligned) |
This is privacy for users,
not anonymity for transactions.
KREXUM is a Dubai-licensed operator (FZCO #77813). KRX is a plain utility token — we do not support shielded transfers, ring signatures, or anonymity-mode transactions. Those would be incompatible with VARA, FATF Travel Rule, and the licensed-issuer architecture this product depends on.
What we do protect is user credit data — your transaction history, repayment behavior, holdings, and credit score — from unnecessary public exposure on the chain. KREXUM, as the licensed operator, retains the records required by VARA, FATF, and AML/CFT obligations. Regulators get a lawful path to information under proper legal process. The general public does not.
Same model used by World ID, Polygon ID, and modern zk-credential systems. Compliant by design — privacy as a product feature, not a regulatory dodge.
Build a credit score.
Keep it yours.
Phase 2 MVP ships in 2027. Try the AI copilot today on Telegram, or read the credit model.