TheBadge documentation
  • 👨‍🏫TheBadge's Introduction
    • Relevance
  • 💎Landing page
  • 🏅What is a Badge
    • Definition
    • Badge history
    • Badge Categories
      • Community Badges
      • Third-party Badges
  • 🫂Protocol Participants
    • Creators
    • Curators
    • Badge Receiver
    • Badge Types
    • Badge Status
  • ⚙️Protocol Mechanics
    • How it works
    • Challenge
    • Challenge Flow
  • 📚How to / Guides
    • How to get a badge
    • How to create a badge
    • How to become a creator
    • How to become a curator
    • How to curate
    • How to challenge
    • How to claim a third party certificate
    • How to place your diploma on LinkedIn
  • ⛓️Integration Guide
    • How to fetch badges
    • How to render badges
      • Using the TheBadge-UI-Library
  • 🙂Community
    • TheBadge's Ambassador
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  1. Protocol Participants

Creators

Certification's designers

Creators design and publish badges (web3 certificates) with their own certification criteria for others to apply for and receive it. They will determine what information/proof potential badge holders need to provide in order to receive their badge. They will also set the price of their badge, and their profit comes whenever a person has claimed their badge.

For example, Bob is a compliance officer in the traditional world, and he would like to apply his knowledge to increase trust in the Web3 ecosystem. He could register as a creator in TheBadge, and use his knowledge to create the criteria necessary for a project or a person to receive the decentralized compliance badge.

Then, every time someone claims a badge of this type, Bob will receive his profit for being the creator.

In order to become a creator, the user will have to go through a registration process in The Badge.

Step by step guide on how to become a creator

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