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  • Welcome to Tythe
  • Terminology
  • Protocol Overview
  • Onboarding
    • For Individuals
      • For Users
      • For Builders
    • For Organizations
      • For On-Chain
      • For Off-Chain
  • DISC (For Individuals)
    • Engine
    • Inputs
      • TRIS
        • Wallet-Agnosticism
        • Chain-Agnosticism
      • Trovebook
      • TDT Framework
        • TCT (TruCred Token)
          • Dual Vaults
          • Credonate
        • TYT (Tythe Token)
    • Output
      • Score Metrics
        • Financial
        • Creative
        • Educational
        • Behavioral
        • Social
        • Security
        • Compliance
      • Score Logic
        • Pre-Protocol Logic
        • Post-Protocol Logic
      • Score Rating
      • Score Utility
  • DISC (For Organization)
    • Organization Vetting
    • DISC Ranks
  • Credibility Enforcement
    • BAD Status
    • Credonate Rules
    • Indexes
      • Cred List
      • Cred Watch
      • Cred Chain
    • TCT Staking
  • Governance
    • Voting Power Model
    • Proposal Lifecycle
    • Governance Scope
  • Integration Resources
    • Quickstart Guide
    • API References
    • Example Implementation Flows
    • SDK Library (Coming Soon)
    • Sandboxes (Coming Soon)
    • Use Cases
  • Why Polygon
    • ZK-Native Architecture
    • Uncompromising Scalability
    • Infrastructure Maturity
    • Shared Ethos
    • Ecosystem Synergy
  • Legal
    • Terms of Service
    • Privacy Policy
  • FAQs
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  1. Why Polygon

Shared Ethos

Tythe's foundation is built on:

• Verifiable truth

• Privacy by design

• Reputation as public accountability

• Service to communities through faith and education

Polygon, likewise, was not built on speculation — it was built on infrastructure, modularity, and scalable integrity. It prioritizes ZK privacy, open access, and modular governance. And it supports projects that uplift not just tech, but people.

Tythe and Polygon Align on First Principles

• Both reject centralization of power

• Both believe in interoperability and system modularity

• Both see the future of Web3 as tech-oriented and people-first — not token-driven

“Can two walk together unless they are agreed?”

— Amos 3:3

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