What each page answers
The Trust Center groups eight pages under three headings. Understand Dapping. About Dapping explains what the platform does, who it serves, and where its responsibilities end. Methodology explains where information on a public page comes from, how to weigh one form of evidence against another, why verification is earned rather than bought, what Karma does and does not represent, how matching and discovery work, how sponsored placements are labelled, and how corrections are handled. Safety and integrity. Community Guidelines set the standards for honest representation, accurate listings, firsthand professional context, privacy, and reporting. Security covers what Dapping support will never ask for, why connecting a wallet is not the same as handing over custody, and how to report suspicious activity. Accessibility records the current commitment, testing approach, and known limitations. Legal and privacy. Terms of Service, the Privacy Notice, and the Cookie Policy each carry an effective date and a last reviewed date.Which one to open
If you are deciding how much weight to give a badge, a score, or a match, read Methodology. If you are judging whether someone’s behaviour crosses a line, read the Community Guidelines. If a message or a request feels wrong, read Security first and act on nothing until you have. Every page shows the date it was last reviewed, so you can tell whether what you are reading is current.If something needs attention
The Trust Center carries a direct contact route for reporting a problem with the platform, a page, or another participant. Use it when the concern is about Dapping itself. For a specific profile, company, or listing, report it from that page instead, which is faster and gives the review team the context it needs.Continue on Dapping
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Open the Trust Center to reach the methodology, community standards, and security pages.
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