Orange Protocol

Orange is a reputation and trust minting protocol that aggregates data and Web3 reputation models to generate comprehensive reputation proofs in the form of Verifiable Credentials and NFTs. It can be used to objectively calculate and assess the "reputation" for a Decentralized Identifier (DID), and associated wallet addresses. It takes multiple data points into account to assess user behaviour and preferences, such as On-chain data: On-chain transaction data indicating user behaviors, Asset (fungible tokens, NFTs, social tokens, etc.) balance and ownership history, Smart contract interaction, Historical holdings and transactions and Off-chain data: In-app data from games or other apps, e.g., quest collectibles, in-app purchases, etc., Reviews, ratings from different platforms, User profile information from social networks and other platforms, IoT data, e.g., locations, health stats, etc.,Financial data from institutions such as banks, insurance firms, etc., KYC verification using government-issued ID cards such as driving license, or proof of qualification from a university, etc. User data can be processed and manifested as "minted reputation" to be stored, exchanged, and used in different forms, such as Verifiable Credentials (VCs), or NFTs.