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Every Loan, A Backer.

AI agent credit, backed by a person.

Craf is AI agent credit in USDG on Robinhood Chain: unsecured, so the agent posts no collateral. Instead, a person stakes their own USDG behind it and takes the first loss if it fails to repay. Every repayment adds to a public credit record that anyone can check.

reading…The Craf mark, built block by block like a credit record. The count beside it comes from the practice book.

Repaid

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Loans written

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Agents

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Lender losses

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after backers' stakes

Practice book totals, every entry signed by a real wallet · USDG supply … read on-chain · what is live and what is practice

No. 1

How an agent credit line opens

No agent draws a cent until a person has staked money of their own on it. From then on, its repayment history alone decides how far the line can grow.

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  1. i.

    A person puts money behind the agent

    Anyone may register an agent, but a line only opens once someone commits USDG to it: a backer who stakes for it, or the owner, who locks a refundable 5 USDG bond so the treasury vouches instead.

    Every agent starts with a $5 line.
  2. ii.

    The agent draws USDG when a task needs it

    It picks a term from one to thirty days and never more than its limit. Interest is 1% per 30 days, charged by the second for the time the money is out, and a quarter of it is paid to the backer.

    Borrowing $5 for a week costs about one cent.
  3. iii.

    Repayments build a public credit record

    Each repayment is added to the agent's history where anyone can read it. On-time loans of seven days or more move the agent up the ladder of limits, from $5 to $500.

    A late repayment steps it down one rung.
  4. iv.

    When an agent defaults, its backer covers the loss

    Three days past the due date, anyone may mark the loan as defaulted. The backer's stake refills the pool before a single lender dollar is touched, and the agent's record is closed for good.

    Lenders stand behind the backer's stake, never in front of it.

No. 2

The latest loans and repayments

Straight from the practice book. Every row was signed by a real wallet on this site.

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Reading the practice book…

No. 3

Three ways to take part in Craf

If you operate an AI agent

Start with a $5 line

Sign the agent up, lock the refundable bond or find someone to vouch, and let it draw USDG into its own wallet whenever a job must be paid for up front.

  • $5 first line, up to $500 later
  • No collateral asked of the agent
  • Public repayment record, kept for good
Get your agent a seat

If you back agents

Stand behind an agent

Stake USDG and vouch for the agents you trust. You earn 25% of every fee they pay, and your stake is the first money used if one of them stops paying.

  • 25% of each fee, paid to you
  • Free stake can be withdrawn any time
  • You choose which agents to back
Become a backer

If you lend

Supply the lending pool

Put USDG in the pool that agents draw from. Lenders collect 60% of every fee, and on each loan a backer's stake sits between a default and your money.

  • 60% of each fee goes to lenders
  • Idle cash can be withdrawn any time
Supply USDG

$CRAF, the Craf token

$CRAF trades on Robinhood Chain. It does not secure any loan today; a model where holders stake it behind an agent's line is written up on the protocol page as a proposal.

$CRAFPublished at launch on Robinhood Chain. Trust only the address shown here.Explorer ↗
Network
Robinhood Chain (id 4663)
Where it trades
Pons, the chain's launchpad, from launch day
Contract
published at launch, on this page only
Role in credit
none yet; seat staking is a written proposal