Welcome to Tythe

Tythe is the Credibility Operating System for the onchain world.

In a world where permissionless access often comes without proof of trust, Tythe introduces a modular protocol stack for verifying, scoring, and enforcing credibility without compromising privacy or composability.

Whether you’re an individual, an organization, or an autonomous agent, Tythe gives you a way to prove who you are through what you’ve done, and to operate in systems recognizing that credibility.

Why Tythe Exists

Credibility has become fragmented, gameable, and invisible across the internet.

You can fake followers, recycle wallets, spoof engagement, and bypass history. Platforms are forced to trust whatever wallet shows up without knowing whether the person behind it is real, reliable, or reputable. Tythe changes that. It makes credibility verifiable, programmable, and enforceable across any system, chain, or platform.

But Tythe is more than just pioneering protocol logic. It’s a mission. A portion of all revenue from protocol adoption is dedicated to building and funding churches and education in underserved communities around the world. As the protocol scales, so does its contribution to faith, education, and human upliftment; the very values credibility is meant to protect.

We believe:

• Credibility should be earned, not bought.

• Reputation should be proven, not farmed.

• Identity should be private, but traceable.

• And giving should be embedded into growth.

What You’re Entering

Tythe isn’t a product or a plugin. It’s an operating system for trust. It's the credibility layer for the next generation of digital society.

A composable infrastructure that gives you:

• A unified, verifiable identity

• A privacy-preserving reputation score

• A way to validate or challenge others

• And a system where integrity becomes part of the stack

This GitBook will guide you through how it works, how to use it, and how to build with it.

Welcome to the Credibility OS.

Welcome to Tythe.

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“Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.”

— Proverbs 16:3