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Your proof page is the public profile at /profile/your_handle. A few specific roles, projects, and relationships say more than a long general biography.

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Build a useful proof page

  1. Add a clear headline and About section describing what you do and the work you want to be known for.
  2. Add professional experience with accurate companies, titles, and dates.
  3. Add skills you can demonstrate and projects you actually contributed to.
  4. Connect relevant public accounts and choose whether your primary wallet or NFTs should appear.
  5. Request experience verification when the option is shown, then collect genuine recommendations and skill endorsements over time.

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Share the public version

Open your profile, use the share action, and check the resulting public page while signed out or in a private browser window. This shows you what another person can actually see. Your owner view may include private controls and pending items that are not public.

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Keep proof current

Update completed roles, remove stale intentions, and keep project links working. Material changes to verified experience may remove its existing proof because the updated claim has not been reviewed yet.

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Continue on dApp.ing

Open your proof page

Complete this task in the dApp.ing application.

Complete onboarding and choose your public handle

Choose your public handle and add the details people need to recognize you.

What is dApp.ing?

See how dApp.ing brings Web3 work, people, companies, products, and opportunities together.

Understand verification badges and Karma

Understand what profile badges, experience proof, endorsements, and Karma mean.
Last modified on July 24, 2026