LinkEye (LET) is a consortium-blockchain project developed independently on Hyperledger Fabric, facilitating global credit cooperation. The project, outlined in its whitepaper, leverages blockchain technology and the credit economy model to construct a shared, untrusted profiles list within the credit alliance, bridging disconnected credit data islands. Its overarching aim is to establish fairness through credit by erecting a robust and dependable credit system for society at large. Significantly, LinkEye addresses the shortcomings of China's People's Bank, which only initiated its nationwide unified financial credit information database in 2006. The current design lacks sufficient standardization and consistency, with a mere three hundred million credit profiles recorded in the central bank's database. Accessibility restrictions pose challenges for non-government organizations attempting to examine and contribute credit information. LinkEye targets direct entry into the credit markets of Southeast Asia, China, and Europe. By amalgamating isolated credit data and resolving issues like high costs, accessibility constraints, data discrepancies, and talent shortages, the platform creates a shared list of suspicious profiles within the credit cooperation. This approach, driven by the credit economy model and blockchain technology, aims to stimulate economic growth and establish fairness through a comprehensive, reliable credit framework for society. The LinkEye Foundation, headquartered and operational in Singapore, plays a pivotal role in fostering the growth of LinkEye and ensuring governance transparency. It facilitates the safe, efficient, and orderly evolution of the alliance by establishing a robust governance structure to address general challenges and advantages. The native token of the LinkEye platform is LET (LinkEye Token). Token holders utilize LET for conducting transactions and engaging in trading for various products and services within the ecosystem.