Check Your Badge, Tier & XP
Accompanies the check-badge step ( /badge, /wallet, /trust in Telegram; your profile page at /profile/<your-account> on the web ). Status: LIVE — but off-chain.
Your badge NFT is on the Radix ledger, and it does carry tier, xp and level fields. Nothing has ever written them. Every badge still reads xp = 0, with last_updated equal to issued_at— untouched since it was minted. So the numbers you actually see are the Guild’s own (the Telegram bot’s SQLite plus the app DB). They are real and live; the on-chain fields beside them are a schema nobody has filled in yet.
One place to read your standing in the Guild. Your badge is an on-chain NFT that anyone can mint for the network fee, and holding one is what lets you claim work. It records membership, not identity — it does not check who you are, and one person can hold several. On top of that, the Guild tracks a tier, an XP total, and a trust score — a lightweight reputation layer so higher-value work can go to people with a track record.
Your badge NFT — and nothing else. It carries your identity and is what the escrow checks when you claim a task. It does not carry your XP, tier, or trust score.
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Game XP is a bonus — it never credits governance XP. Dice-game rolls award their own bonus points; they are a separate counter and do not add to the XP that comes from voting, proposing, and completing work.
Claiming is not tier-gated. Claiming a task needs a Guild Member badge and the fixed claim bond — that is the gate. A minimum tier can be shown on a task as a label, but it is not enforced when you claim.
On-chain (now): the badge resource on Radix Dashboard. Open any badge and confirm what it holds: identity, not an XP ledger. Tier, XP, and trust score are not on it.
Source audit: opens at launch (Wave C) — the build is private until then.
LIVEThe badge NFT is live and on-chain. The tier, XP and trust score you see are live too — but they are read from the Guild database, not from the badge’s own fields, which have never been written.
Don’t claim:never say your XP or tier is “written to the badge” or “synced on-chain” — the fields exist but no process fills them, so that would describe something that has never run. Equally, don’t say the badge has no such fields; it does. And don’t assert tier-gated claiming — claiming is badge-gated, not tier-gated.
Read your standing at /profile/<your-account>, from the leaderboard, or with /badge in Telegram.