The only asset of an intermediary is credibility. If the intermediary structure does not speak of credibility, it will not be able to provide real information. In order for the intermediary structure to speak of credibility, the intermediary cannot become a legal monopoly organization, and it should not be a subsidiary of the government. The more authoritative third-party certification bodies, such as Jiadi and Fitch, are private in nature and do not belong to the government, because the third-party certification bodies are far stronger than the government in the authenticity and effectiveness of information disclosure. This text tells us:. ['Credit issues in information technology have become increasingly prominent and have become an important topic of concern at present.', 'The authenticity and validity of information represent a new value orientation in the field of information.', 'Intermediaries must grasp the "credibility" magic weapon if they want to win a place in the competition.', 'To ensure the accuracy of the information provided, intermediaries should stay away from monopolies and government intervention.']