Community ShieldPersonal recognition
For individuals who support, volunteer or help share trusted safety information.
- Digital community badge
- Impact and program updates
- Crypto-scam safety toolkit
Celebrate contribution without turning support into a transaction.
Recognition is optional, non-financial and based on the nature of a contribution—not a public price list. It never creates equity, investigative priority or access to victim information.
Ways contribution may be recognised
Meaningful acknowledgement, shaped to the contribution.
The examples below may be offered where relevant, feasible and agreed in advance.
Education participation
For contributors who help people recognise risks and preserve evidence.
- Safety-session invitations
- Optional supporter acknowledgement
- Shareable education resources
Professional contribution
For specialists who strengthen methodology, legal pathways, privacy or security.
- Contributor acknowledgement with consent
- Periodic program briefing
- Participation in relevant learning activity
Organisational support
For organisations supporting a defined public-benefit stream or extending its reach.
- Optional institutional recognition
- Purpose-specific impact note
- Annual program conversation
Recognition follows contribution
Recognition is agreed after the nature, scope and boundaries of support are understood. It is never sold as a product and does not imply that ChainTrace endorses, certifies or recommends a contributor.
Recognition boundaries
What acknowledgement never provides.
No investigative priority
Recognition does not move a case ahead or influence eligibility or findings.
No confidential access
Contributors never receive victim details, wallet information, evidence or private results.
No endorsement by default
Names and logos appear only with permission and never imply product certification.
Contribution can remain private.
Public acknowledgement is always optional. You can support the mission without a badge, listing or social mention.