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Choose the exact claim you want to prove — for example, “I repaid at least five loans.”
MERIT lets users prove specific facts from their onchain history without revealing wallet balances, addresses, transaction amounts, counterparties, or the full wallet.
The easiest way to prove onchain history today is often to expose the wallet behind it. MERIT separates the claim from the underlying financial data.
Show the wallet.
Balances, addresses, counterparties and years of activity can become visible just to prove one useful fact.
Show the proof.
Reveal only whether the requested condition is true while the rest of the wallet remains private.
MERIT turns specific parts of onchain history into reusable reputation claims without making the underlying wallet public.
Choose the exact claim you want to prove — for example, “I repaid at least five loans.”
A zero-knowledge proof is generated from the relevant history without exposing the full wallet.
The verifier learns whether the condition is true — not the balances, addresses or amounts behind it.
Use the verified claim across supported Solana apps as a portable reputation signal.
Different applications need different trust signals. MERIT lets users prove only what matters in each context.
Prove repayment history without showing total assets or your entire DeFi portfolio.
Prove that previous onchain agreements were completed successfully.
Prove participation or activity without exposing the wallet behind it.
Show transaction reputation while keeping amounts and counterparties private.
Use the same verified reputation claims across supported Solana applications.
Let software agents build verifiable operating history without publishing every financial action.
MERIT is not designed as a single opaque credit score. It is a set of individual, verifiable claims users can choose to reveal.
MERIT is a private reputation protocol concept on Solana that lets users prove specific facts from their onchain history without revealing the full wallet.
Examples include loan repayment history, completed contracts, deadlines met, verification status and minimum transaction activity.
Depending on the proof design, sensitive details such as wallet addresses, balances, transaction amounts, counterparties and unrelated activity can remain hidden.
No. The concept focuses on selective, verifiable claims instead of reducing a user to one opaque reputation number.