TREE NEWS update: Bank of China’s Inner Mongolia branch has issued the region’s first ‘Computing Token Loan’ to enterprises in Horinger New Area, replacing collateral-based credit with assessments of token usage scale, computing cooperation orders, core tech qualifications, and R&D capability. The loan aims to support the token economy, as Hohhot’s computing power industry reaches 150,000 P, including 146,000 P of intelligent computing.
Bank of China Inner Mongolia issues first ‘Computing Token Loan’
This marks a notable shift in credit assessment for the token economy, moving from physical collateral to intangible, tech-driven metrics. It signals growing institutional acceptance of token-based business models, potentially easing capital access for similar enterprises. The focus on computing power and R&D capability suggests a broader trend where digital infrastructure assets gain financial recognition. Watch whether other banks or regions adopt this model, which could redefine lending standards for tech-heavy industries.
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