X
A read-only sign-in proves the handle.
Your wallet signs a plain-text message.
One lookup proves the handle is yours.
Rules and an AI judgement read your profile and about 40 recent posts.
PendingVerified via XorUnverifiedOne X account backs up to 3 wallets. Each wallet links one X account.
A read-only sign-in proves the handle.
The person behind the commits.
For server allowlists and roles.
For groups and trading chats.
Apps with a key also see the 0–100 score. You never see yours.
A real person behind a proven X account. The band says how confident kyw is.
Linked, and the first review is running. About a minute.
The owner hid the result. Everyone sees Private instead.
Not linked, unlinked, or the review didn't pass. No score, no reason.
Once every 7 days, from your wallet page.
10 credits, 24-hour cooldown. Inside it, the current result costs 1.
Each carries last_verified_at, so apps set their own freshness rule.
Your wallet address
Your X user id and handle
Your label and privacy settings
Results and when they ran
Your X token
Your DMs or passwords
Who follows you, or who you follow
Raw snapshots past 90 days
No. The X sign-in is read-only and used once, to prove the handle is yours.
A number you can watch is a number you can game. You see your status and your band. Apps with a key see a 0–100 score, only for verified wallets.
Nothing breaks. The link follows the account, not its name, and the weekly refresh picks up the new handle.
Yes, any time, and the wallet shows Unverified straight away. A wallet can make up to 5 link or unlink changes in 30 days.
Yes, up to 3. Each wallet links one X account. To add a fourth, unlink one first.
Probably not yet. kyw reads public posts only, so protected accounts usually come back Unverified. Make your posts public, then re-verify.
No. It's self-described and always marked that way. Labels can't contain links or words like “verified” or “official”.