That's right. This is especially true in the countries of the low income population. Crypto is now in use in such countries, and I think that many will be interested in crypto loans.

As I understand it, the registration of the user will be determined by the rules of KYC and if the participant creates a profile of the borrower, the platform will subsequently check all the data about his client, even taking into account social media. So I think all the data initially affect the rating of the borrower.

I read that the United States and the Cayman Islands will not be able to participate in the platform. And of course those countries with active hostilities, because not one creditor will not want to work in this zone.