New TrustScore 2.0: a new standard for measuring the trustworthiness of financial companies

A new calculation system that integrates real user reviews and license status for more accurate decision-making.

TrustScore 2.0, TrustFinance's new credibility calculation system, will officially launch in January 2026.

In the world of digital finance, deciding which company to open an account with or deposit money into is no longer about "is there enough information?" but rather the question of how reliable is that information? A large number of reviews, high scores, or a good image do not necessarily mean that a company is safe for real users.

This is why TrustFinance has decided to significantly upgrade its credibility assessment system and launch TrustScore 2.0, a new calculation system designed to reflect reality, rather than perception.

From Review System → To Credibility Standard

TrustFinance began as a platform where users could share real experiences about financial companies. However, as the industry grew, reviews alone were no longer sufficient. TrustScore 2.0 was therefore developed to transform "user voices" and "legal data" into a systematic, clear, and verifiable standard for measuring credibility.

What is TrustScore 2.0?

TrustScore 2.0 is a system for calculating the credibility score of financial companies on a scale of 0–100 points, with the score structure comprising two main parts:

• 60% from verified user reviews
• 40% from licenses and security measures

The TrustScore does not indicate whether a company is "good or bad," but rather reflects its level of risk and trustworthiness, based on verifiable data.

👉 Read in-depth details:
 [How TrustScore 2.0 is Calculated in Detail]

What's New in TrustScore 2.0?

TrustScore 2.0 is not just a cosmetic change to the score; it's a fundamental restructuring, with key changes including:

• Reviews prioritize quality over quantity
  Reduces bias from a small number of reviews and mitigates the impact of review manipulation.
• Licenses and Compliance systematically impact scores
  License status, security, and regulatory history are genuinely evaluated.
• Scores are more detailed and easier to interpret
  Expanded scale from 5 points to 100 points for clearer visibility of trustworthiness levels.

How TrustScore 2.0 Helps Users Make Decisions

For investors and traders, TrustScore 2.0 helps decisions be based on clearer and more verifiable data, enabling users to:

• See an overview of a financial company in a single number.
• Use it as an initial risk filter before making a decision.
• Understand the origin of the score transparently.

TrustScore is not intended as investment advice, but it helps users avoid unnecessary risks and make decisions with greater confidence.

A New Standard for Financial Companies

For companies, TrustScore 2.0 is a clear, verifiable, and fair tool for communicating trustworthiness, enabling companies to:

• Display TrustScore and Score Breakdown transparently.
• Reflect strengths and opportunities for improvement.
• Turn transparency into a long-term advantage.

Frequently Asked Questions about TrustScore 2.0

Is TrustScore 2.0 a regulatory certification?
No, TrustScore is a decision-making tool, not a certification or investment advice.

Can TrustScore change?
Yes, the score reflects the latest data from reviews and license status.

Can companies request score adjustments?
Companies can update their information and improve quality; the score will automatically reflect new data.

👉 Read all questions and answers:
 [TrustScore 2.0 FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions]

The Next Step for TrustFinance

TrustScore 2.0 is designed to elevate credibility assessment in the financial industry, enabling users to make decisions based on clear and verifiable data. It also provides an opportunity for quality companies to gain fair recognition and collectively drive a transparent and sustainable financial system in the long term.

Note
TrustScore is a decision-making tool, not investment advice, and not a certification from a regulatory body.