Use Cases
Tythe’s infrastructure enables platforms, protocols, and builders to tap into a programmable layer of credibility, one that enforces trust, prevents manipulation, and unlocks new forms of coordination across Web3.
This page outlines how developers, protocols, and organizations can integrate Tythe through either APIs or SDKs, depending on their application needs.
API Use Cases
Tythe’s API suite allows platforms to access real-time DISC Score data, TRIS ID metadata, and reputation signals for enforcement, risk analysis, and access control.
1. Blockchains and Exchanges
Enforce DISC Score minimums for token listings or liquidity provision eligibility
Prevent airdrop abuse by filtering Sybil wallets based on TCT or DISC Score
Use TRIS ID as a non-custodial binding layer for staking tiers or validator identity
2. Applications
Gate access to core features or premium products based on DISC Score or specific metrics (e.g., Financial, Compliance)
Build tiered experiences (dashboards, content, access flows) based on score thresholds
Track user contributions across wallet changes using TRIS as a universal ID
3. DAOs
Allocate voting power based on DISC Score or metric-specific weights (e.g., Behavioral for governance reliability)
Enforce participation thresholds for proposal authorship, delegate eligibility, or multisig roles
Validate contributor reputations using publicly queryable TCT and Trovebook history
4. Protocols
Use DISC Score thresholds to control lending limits, staking access, or validator eligibility
Require TCT accumulation or metric-specific credibility for bridge operators, oracles, and relayers
Enforce credibility-based governance, prioritizing trustworthy actors in mission-critical systems
5. NFT Ecosystems & Token Communities
Validate NFT creators, project founders, and major buyers using DISC Score
Gate mint access or whitelists behind verifiable TRIS IDs with clean reputation history
Reward community contributors or voters using DISC Score-linked Credonation mechanics
SDK Use Cases (Post-Mainnet)
Tythe’s SDKs (launching post-mainnet) allow developers to build their own applications and tools on top of the DISC Engine. These SDKs will provide direct programmatic access to TRIS management, Trovebook handling, DISC Score hooks, and validation modules.
1. Security Modules
Deploy identity-weighted access control layers (e.g., only users with Financial + Compliance DISC above threshold can interact)
Add DISC Score-based cooldowns, rate limits, or access tiers to prevent sybil/griefing attacks
Use TRIS-linked behavioral trust as a gate for role assignment (e.g., Discord roles, token gating)
2. Risk-Aware DeFi Tools
Build DeFi frontends that dynamically adjust collateral ratios or APR based on DISC Score
Filter out high-risk borrowers using real-time Financial or Behavioral metrics
Create whitelisted borrowing pools accessible only to users with clean, verifiable DISC histories
3. Matchmaking & Recommendation Engines
Match co-founders, contributors, or investors based on complementary DISC Scores (e.g., a builder with high Creative + Compliance matched with a backer high in Financial + Behavioral)
Build decentralized job boards, grant platforms, or collaboration tools using DISC Score filters
Recommend team members or collaborators based on verified contribution history
4. Education and Skill Attribution Systems
Allow users to submit verifiable off-chain content and store zk-hashed VCs in their Trovebook
Build educational platforms where DISC Educational and Creative metrics determine credential value
Issue proof-of-learning badges or attestations that feed directly into the DISC Engine
5. Governance and Transparency Tools
Build governance dashboards that show DISC-weighted voting history, proposal scores, and participant trust metrics
Create systems where DISC Score is required to submit a proposal, trigger a vote, or claim a reward
Build tools that surface TRIS-linked governance performance over time
Developer Notes
All integrations (API and SDK) are:
Modular — Platforms can integrate specific metrics or trust layers relevant to their use case
Non-custodial — No personal data is stored or transferred; DISC Scores are ZK-verifiable signals
Cross-platform — Works across chains, wallet systems, and applications
Tythe transforms credibility into an enforceable, composable, machine-readable layer — one that you can build with, query from, and enforce against.
“So whatever you wish that others would do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and the Prophets.”
— Matthew 7:12
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