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A strong company hub answers three questions quickly: who you are, what you build, and how someone can work with you. Treat it as your canonical Web3 trust hub, not a copied company biography.

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Build the foundation

  1. Add your official name, logo, banner, website, category, location, ecosystem, and a plain-English story.
  2. Connect the official X account and complete company verification when the option is available.
  3. Invite the team. Give each person the least access they need and keep public roles accurate.
  4. Publish one useful dApp, job, event, grant, bounty, hackathon, or accelerator from the company.
  5. Add current resources, hiring status, token context, contact details, and public links.

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Make it useful to each visitor

  • Builders need a credible team, current products, clear opportunities, and an official application destination.
  • Partners and DevRel teams need ecosystem context, active programs, reliable contacts, and evidence of what the company supports.
  • Recruiters need accurate company roles and a professional place from which to contact candidates.
Review the hub after a launch, funding update, hiring change, team move, or token change. Verification helps identify the official hub, but visitors should still inspect the full company context and official links.

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Continue on dApp.ing

Open your company hub

Complete this task in the dApp.ing application.

Personal profiles and company hubs are different

Understand when to use your own profile and when to use a company hub.

Create or claim a company hub

Create a company hub or request management access to one that already exists.

Verify a company and understand the badge

Prepare the company details, social account, and work email needed for verification.
Last modified on July 24, 2026