Check Your Badge, Tier & XP

Where your badge, tier, XP and trust record live, and how to read each one. Status: LIVE — the badge is on-chain; your score is off-chain.

In plain termson-chain vs off-chain

Your badge NFT is on the Radix ledger, and it does carry tier, xp and level fields. They are not your score. Only the operator can write them, with an admin badge, and a task payout never reaches them. Your Guild XP and trust record come from the Guild’s own records, credited when your tasks settle — they are real and live. The tier shown on your badge is its on-chain field, so it does not move when you complete tasks.

What this is

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. None of them gates work: any badge holder can claim any funded task.

On-chainRadix ledger

Your badge NFT — and nothing else. It records your Guild membership and is what the escrow checks when you claim a task — it proves you hold a badge, not that you are anyone in particular. The tier you see is its tier field; its XP field is not your score, and it holds no trust record.

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Off-chainGuild database

Tier

member → contributor → builder → steward → elder. The tier you see is read from your badge's own on-chain field: it is set at mint, only the operator can change it, completing tasks does not advance it, and it gates nothing.

One running total, credited when a task you completed settles. Completed work is the only source — the Telegram bot's vote and poll points are kept separately, and XP is never bought.

Trust score

Two records share this name. In Telegram, /trust shows the bot's participation score — Bronze (0+), Silver (50+), Gold (200+). On the dashboard, a separate record is derived from the escrow ledger: New, Established (5 paid tasks, no disputes), Top Rated (15 paid, 95% on-time). Neither gates work: any badge holder can claim.

Two things worth being precise about

Telegram points are not Guild XP. The bot keeps its own points for votes and polls. They are a separate counter and are not added to your Guild XP — completed tasks are its only source. Nothing you do changes your tier.

Claiming is not gated by tier or trust. Claiming a task needs a Guild Member badge and a claim bond — 10% of the reward, at least76.45 XRD today (an owner setting) — and that is the whole gate. A brief may say who a task is for or what record it expects, but nothing enforces it: any badge holder can claim.

Verify it yourself

On-chain (now): the badge resource on Radix Dashboard. Open any badge and confirm what it holds: a username, a membership status, and tier and XP fields that are not your score. Your trust record is not on it at all.

Source: public at github.com/radixguild/guild; a reproducible build that ties that source to the deployed package is still planned.

Status labels used here

LIVEThe badge NFT is live and on-chain. Your Guild XP and trust record are live too — read from the Guild’s records, not from the badge’s own fields. Only the operator can write the badge’s tier and XP fields; the XP field was written six times in April 2026, never since, and a task payout never reaches either.

Read your standing at /profile/<your-account> or on the leaderboard. /badge in Telegram shows the badge’s own on-chain fields.