Example Implementation Flows

These simplified flows show how Tythe’s credibility system integrates into different Web3 use cases — from DAOs to dApps to NFT projects. Each flow assumes you’ve already completed the Integration Guide setup.

1. dApp with Feature Gating by DISC Score:

• User logs into platform

• Platform calls GET /disc-score/tris@username

• User has low Behavioral + Compliance credibility

• Platform disables advanced trading features

• As score improves, features unlock progressively

2. DAO with Score-Weighted Governance

• Contributor mints a TRIS and links to DAO wallet

• Voting rights are scaled based on TCT earned in Behavioral + Educational categories

• Proposal submissions gated by minimum DISC Score or Score Rating

• GET /tris-validations is called to assess validation history

• DAO optionally displays score metadata to increase governance transparency

3. DEX with TRIS-Gated Listing Access

• Users must have at least Score Rating of "Good" and 0.25+ in Compliance

• On listing request, platform checks DISC Score and category weights

• If thresholds met → access granted

• If not → redirected to “Build Score” onboarding prompt

• Token listings are linked to issuer’s TRIS snapshot at listing time

4. DeFi Protocol with TCT-Gated Yield Pools

• Access threshold: 6,700+ TCT and ≥ 0.325 in Financial

• On interaction, platform queries TRIS metadata

• If qualified → high-yield pool becomes interactive

• If flagged via Cred Watch → user is soft-blocked for manual review

5. Launchpad Using Project Validation Pools

• A project stakes TCT from its organizational TRIS

• Community members back the project with TCT from their Validation Vaults

• If milestones hit → liquidity unlocks

• If project fails or rugs → staked TCT is slashed or redistributed

• All validations are logged into the validator’s Cred Chain

Note: These flows are just starting points. Tythe’s modular API and ZK-native logic allow any platform to define how credibility drives access, rewards, or governance.

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