The credential earns its real estate.
You paid for the audit. The badge is what makes it visible. This guide shows you how to use it so it works as a trust signal, a distribution surface, and a brand asset across every place your project shows up.
Use it well and the badge does three jobs at once: it transfers trust to your visitors, it sends every visitor a single click away from your verdict, and it compounds your project’s credibility every time it appears on a new surface.
A 100-point forensic review, sealed by the AI consensus engine, kept on the public record.
The badge is a credential, not decoration. It says: this contract was reviewed by GhostLabs across security, liquidity, team integrity, code structure, and holder distribution. Every check is documented. Every finding is dated. Every score links back to the public verdict page where anyone can audit the audit.
The badge is what makes the audit visible. Hide the badge, and you’ve paid for a private PDF. Place it well, and you’ve paid for a credential that compounds.
What it commits to
- The score is the score on the day of the audit. Auto-updates if the contract changes.
- The verdict page is permanent and SEO-indexed. It does not expire.
- The badge always links to the verdict page. The verdict page is always public.
- If a finding is later disputed, the badge does not retroactively change. The verdict page logs the dispute.
What it does not commit to
- It does not guarantee safety. No audit can. The badge says “reviewed” not “safe.”
- It does not replace your own due diligence. Visitors should still read the verdict.
- It does not extend to upgrades made after the audit. Re-audit on every major change.
Every element on the badge does work.
Nothing is decorative. Each mark on the badge is either a brand identifier, a verdict data point, or an immutability signal. Removing any of them breaks the credential.
Three-tone gold gradient from leaf to deep. The authority border. Signals institutional weight.
Brand identifier. Same mark across every GhostLabs surface. Not removable.
Gold-stroked capsule displaying the token ticker (e.g. USDT, BTC). Ties the credential to the specific project. instant recognition, built for sharing.
0–100, hero element. Gold leaf gradient on Variant C, cloud white on Variant B.
Names the product tier. Distinguishes from free read and Sentinel monitoring.
Unique scan ID (GS-9C2A) and audit date. Lets anyone reverse-trace to the verdict.
Dashed inner ring + guilloche micro-line. Two layers of detail that are difficult to replicate.
“Secured by GhostLabs.” Flatters the holder while anchoring the issuing authority.
Variants, color specs, placement rules, voice guidelines, and embed code.
The full brand guide covers everything you need to use the badge correctly. Eight sections, delivered as a PDF you can hand to your designer or dev team.
Download Brand Guide ↓