LAVAN Credibility · Who it serves
One passport. Everyone who has to trust it.
A business is assessed once. Lenders, investors, buyers and partners then read the same record, each for their own purpose.
Six audiences
What each one gets.
Business owners
A record institutions understand, and a roadmap for improving it.
Banks and lenders
A verified evidence file and a consistent score to start credit work from.
DFIs and investors
One assessment language across markets, sectors and deal sizes.
Enterprises and procurement
A view of whether a supplier can deliver and is likely to last.
Businesses extending credit
A way to check a customer who has no credit file, free.
Regulators and development bodies
A verifiable credibility trail for each assessed business.
Getting access
How it works today.
Accounts are set up by LAVAN on request. Verification of a certificate is open to everyone.
- 01
Tell us who you are
A business seeking assessment, or an institution that evaluates businesses.
- 02
A first conversation
We confirm what you need and whether Credibility OS is the right fit.
- 03
An account is set up
A business account opens an assessment. An institutional account is provisioned by LAVAN.
- 04
The business decides who sees it
A Trust Passport is shared at the business’s discretion.
- 05
Anyone can verify
A certificate can be confirmed at the public verification page without an account.
For institutions
Five questions to ask of any credibility record.
They apply to ours as much as to anyone else’s.
- 01Who verified this, and are they accountable for it?
- 02Against what source was each fact checked?
- 03On what date, and does it expire?
- 04What was found to be weak, and is that shown?
- 05Can I confirm it myself, without asking the business?
LAVAN is not a bank, a financial institution or a credit bureau. A Trust Passport is a credibility assessment, not a guarantee of creditworthiness.