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Verifiable customer credentials

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A badge is valid only when it links to a matching active or published record on this website. A screenshot or unlinked image is not proof.

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Audit credential

Audit Reviewed

Every issued image prints the customer’s project and unique report number. It covers the exact reviewed version and scope—not future changes or a guarantee of safety.

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Midwest Smart Contracts KYC verified badge
KYC credential

KYC Verified

Issued after manual identity, live-presence, role, and sanctions checks are completed. KYC is point-in-time identity evidence—not endorsement, AML certification, or a promise of future conduct.

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Issuance standard

How customers use a badge

  1. Pass the applicable review

    The record must be approved and intentionally published by Midwest Smart Contracts.

  2. Link the badge to the record

    The destination must show the same project, credential ID, scope, and current status.

  3. Recheck before relying

    Revoked, withdrawn, expired, superseded, or scope-mismatched records invalidate the badge.

Personalized image and website embed

The record number is printed on every badge

After approval, the customer receives a downloadable SVG and this embed code with the placeholder replaced by the exact issued ID. The image is generated only while its record remains active or published.

Audit badge

<a href="https://midwestsmartcontracts.com/records/YOUR-AUDIT-ID"><img src="https://midwestsmartcontracts.com/api/badges/YOUR-AUDIT-ID" alt="Audit reviewed by Midwest Smart Contracts"></a>

KYC badge

<a href="https://midwestsmartcontracts.com/records?type=kyc&q=YOUR-KYC-ID"><img src="https://midwestsmartcontracts.com/api/badges/YOUR-KYC-ID" alt="KYC verified by Midwest Smart Contracts"></a>
Anti-misuse rule

Customers may not edit the badge, remove its verification link, imply broader coverage than the public record, or keep displaying it after the record is revoked, withdrawn, expired, or superseded.

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