Badge
Show your reputation anywhere
One image per wallet: the global score, how many distinct raters it is made of, and the date of the data — inside the pixel. Copy the snippet, paste it in any HTML or Markdown, done. It updates itself.
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That is not an EVM address (0x + 40 hex) nor a Solana id (32–44 base58 chars).
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How it works — and why an image
The badge is a plain SVG served at one URL per wallet. Your page embeds it with an <img> tag, and the browser's image mode does the heavy lifting: no scripts run, no cookies are set, no access to your page. "This is not a tracker" is not our promise — it is how images work, and anyone can verify it in devtools.
The number is the wallet's global score — the same one the profile page shows — with the count of distinct raters behind it and the date the index was last refreshed. A wallet nobody rated yet shows "sin calificaciones", never a zero: no data is not bad data. The image is cached for an hour; the click lands on the full profile, where every rating has its transaction.
What we see when someone loads your badge
Loading the badge is an ordinary image request, like any logo on any page. It carries no cookies and no identity — this service has no accounts. Our CDN keeps standard access logs (IP, URL, timestamp) for 30 days for operations, then deletes them; most loads never even reach us, because the edge cache answers them. We do not sell, share, or profile any of it. The rest of the policy is at Privacy.