CHERRY, Korea's first blockchain donation platform, has been certified as a "T-3" grade technical credit rating (TCB).
TCB (Tech Credit Bureau) is an innovative technology certification system that evaluates a company's technological capabilities and business competency. This certification system comprehensively analyzes factors such as technological sophistication, marketability, business viability, and management capacity, classifying them into 10 grades ranging from T-1 to T-10.
Cherry has obtained this certification based on its possession of eight patents, including its core technology, the active blockchain micro-tracking system and method for transparently tracking donor contributions (patented as: Method and System for Automatic Allocation Distribution of Donor Contributions). Companies rated up to T-3 in the technology credit rating system are recognized as excellent companies boasting superior technological capabilities, meeting one of the listing conditions for the KOSDAQ technology special listing.
Cherry can easily donate to more than 400 donation organizations through the "Cherry Donation Platform" app in operation, and provides various donation services such as walking donations and dance donations. It is also carrying out various projects such as "Cherry Photo," which can be donated when taking a picture, and "Cherry Donation Kiosk," which can be easily donated anytime, anywhere.
Recently, on June 6, Park Wi, who runs the YouTube channel "Wirak," UNICEF's Korean Committee, and Cherry held "2024 Wirak Walk" together. Through the event, 2,000 participants raised about 90 million won by walking together online and offline.
Cherry CEO Lee Soo-jung said, "Cherry will continue to strive for transparent donations and fun donations that MZ generations can easily participate in," adding, "We will continue to strive to spread the donation culture."