The BrokerBuilt Verified seal tells visitors that a project was built by a verified StonkBrokers Broker or Intern holder and that its builder agreed to the BrokerBuilt Standards. Here's how it works and how to check one.
What the seal certifies
- The builder's wallet held the named Broker or Intern when the project was verified, confirmed onchain.
- The project is real and working, and does what its listing says.
- The builder agreed to the Standards: honest claims, no financial promises, respect for IP, and fair treatment of customers.
The seal is not an endorsement, a quality guarantee, financial advice or a license to StonkBrokers art. It certifies one thing: verified holder-built.
The 10-second check
- Click the seal. A real seal opens its certificate on brokerbuilt.xyz. If it doesn't link here, it's fake.
- Match the website. Each certificate lists the one site it's valid on. A seal shown anywhere else is being misused.
- Read the status. Only Verified and Under review are valid.
You can also look up any certificate by project name, website or certificate ID on the verify page.
What the statuses mean
- Verified: valid. The project meets the Standards.
- Under review: still valid while we look into a report or re-check ownership.
- Lapsed: the builder no longer holds the Broker or Intern. Not valid until re-verified.
- Suspended: not valid until an issue is fixed.
- Revoked: permanently not valid, and the project is removed from the directory.
Seals update themselves. If a status changes, the badge on the builder's own site changes too.
Seen something wrong?
If you spot a seal on the wrong site, a fake badge, or a verified project breaking the Standards, report it privately. Every report is reviewed by hand.