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狭义上看,信用是从英文“Credit”翻译而来,《牛津法律大辞典》将信用定义为这样一种行为:在得到货物或服务之后,并不立即进行支付报酬,而是允诺在将来支付报酬。《新帕格雷夫经济大辞典》中,信用是指提供信贷,把对某物的财产权让渡出去,以交换在将来的某一特定时刻对另外的物品的所有权。广义上看,信用是指订约主体的跨时履约可能性。信用的主体是参与订约的主体,包括一切有订约
In a narrow sense, credit is translated from English, “Credit”, and the Oxford Dictionary of Law defines credit as an act in which, instead of paying the remuneration immediately after getting the goods or services, Pay in the future. In the New Pagliac Economic Dictionary, credit refers to the provision of credit to transfer property rights over something in exchange for ownership of another item at a particular moment in the future. In a broad sense, credit refers to the possibility of cross-time compliance with the subject of the contract. The subject of credit is the subject involved in the contract, including everything has a contract