Keeta Network, a high-speed blockchain bridging traditional finance and Web3, has partnered with Solo to launch a blockchain-native credit bureau designed to support lending and financial identity in the digital asset ecosystem. Backed by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, both companies are aiming to revolutionize financial interoperability through the rollout of Solo’s PASS — a digital credential combining KYC, KYB, income, crypto assets, and business data into a secure, self-owned identity.
PASS allows users to verify and consolidate their fragmented financial information, enabling on-chain credit scoring for lending, peer-to-peer credit, and decentralized finance. Keeta claims to be the only blockchain capable of enabling institutions to confidently underwrite loans using user-permissioned, verified data.
The solution is geared toward crypto-native users, stablecoin earners, DAOs, VCs, banks, and dApps — giving them the tools to issue or access credit with high assurance, speed, and privacy. PASS offers pseudonymous yet trustworthy lending, expanding credit access while aligning with modern regulatory and risk frameworks.
Keeta CEO Ty Schenk says PASS opens the door to a range of products including lending, mortgages, and embedded finance by offering secure and verified credit credentials instantly. Solo founder Georgina Merhom adds that the initiative represents a milestone in making real-world financial credentials usable and trusted on-chain. Verified PASS profiles will begin rolling out in 2025.