Verification & Audit
Structured review that earns trust
Web3 Serv reviews projects against defined, documented criteria and publishes the outcome — so the market can judge readiness on evidence, not hype. Review is not endorsement.
One rubric, four depths
Every service in this suite assesses the same nine readiness dimensions (Real Utility Documentation Quality Security Readiness Governance Clarity Team Transparency Tokenomics Quality Community Readiness Compliance Readiness Launch Readiness) — what differs is the depth of the review and what it can produce.
- Verification & Trust Mark — scores all nine and awards a mark level.You are here
- Listing Readiness — turns the same dimensions into a sectioned report with per-section ratings.
- Reviewed projects — the published outcome of those reviews.
- Launchpad — applies them as acceptance criteria before a launch.
Why verification matters
Verification does not promise outcomes — it replaces claims with documented, reviewable evidence.
Transparency over claims
Projects state a lot; reviewers document what was actually checked and what remains open, in the open.
A structured process
Every review follows the same defined levels and criteria, so results are comparable across projects.
Trust you can inspect
Outcomes appear on public project pages with the review scope, so anyone can see what a rating is based on.
The five review levels
Each level builds on the one before it — a project can be reviewed at the depth that fits its stage.
Level 1 — Basic Review
Website, domain, and public information are checked for consistency and basic legitimacy signals.
Level 2 — Verified (KYC/KYB)
Identity of the team or entity is verified through KYC/KYB, alongside wallet and core documents.
Level 3 — Smart Contract Review
Contract functions, ownership permissions, and known risk patterns are reviewed against documented criteria.
Level 4 — Launch Ready Review
Tokenomics, community readiness, and risk factors are assessed for pre-launch preparedness.
Level 5 — Trust Mark Review
A full trust-scoring review across all pillars, resulting in a W3S Trust Mark level and score.
Public project pages
When a review completes, the outcome is published on the project's public page — the same fields for every project.
- Verification status
- Audit / review status
- Trust score
- Last review date
- Risk notes
Apply for review
Start with the intake form and the team will scope the right review level for your project.
Disclaimer
Disclaimer
Web3 Serv verification, review, or audit-related services do not represent investment advice, project endorsement, or a guarantee of success. They are designed to improve transparency and provide structured review based on available information.
W3S Trust Mark
A transparency mark, not a promise
The W3S Trust Mark is awarded to projects that pass a transparent, structured review. It signals reviewed readiness — never a recommendation to buy, and never a guarantee of success.
- The nine trust pillarsEvery Trust Mark review scores a project across the same nine readiness dimensions.
- Trust score bandsThe review produces a documented score from 0 to 100, mapped to a readiness band.
- The five Trust Mark levelsLevels rise with the depth and outcome of the review, from a basic information review to advanced readiness.
What it is — and what it is not
The Trust Mark is a readiness and transparency indicator, based on information reviewed by Web3 Serv.
What it means
- Web3 Serv reviewed defined readiness factors.
- The project reached a certain transparency level.
- The score is based on available information and documented criteria.
What it does not mean
- An investment recommendation.
- Financial advice.
- A guarantee of success.
- A guarantee of listing.
- A guarantee of liquidity.
- An endorsement to buy the token.
The nine trust pillars
Every Trust Mark review scores a project across the same nine readiness dimensions.
Real Utility
Clarity of the project's genuine, usable value.
Documentation Quality
Completeness and quality of the project's documents.
Security Readiness
Contracts, audits, and overall security posture.
Governance Clarity
Clarity of permissions, controls, and governance.
Team Transparency
Transparency of the team or operating entity.
Tokenomics Quality
Soundness and logic of the token economics.
Community Readiness
Quality and health of the project's community.
Compliance Readiness
KYC/KYB coverage and risk considerations.
Launch Readiness
Overall preparedness for launch.
The five Trust Mark levels
Levels rise with the depth and outcome of the review, from a basic information review to advanced readiness.
The five reviews above are what you request; the five levels below are what a completed review can award. They are the two ends of one process — the depth of review determines which level a project can reach.
Each review sets a ceiling on the highest level it can award: Basic Review → Reviewed · Verified (KYC/KYB) → Verified · Smart Contract Review → Security Reviewed · Launch Ready → Launch Ready · Trust Mark Review → W3S Trusted. The 0–100 score then decides the level within that ceiling — a deeper review permits a higher level, it does not buy one.
Level 1 — Reviewed
Core information has been reviewed.
Level 2 — Verified
Key elements have been verified.
Level 3 — Security Reviewed
Security aspects have been reviewed.
Level 4 — Launch Ready
Initial readiness for launch has been established.
Level 5 — W3S Trusted
Advanced transparency and readiness.
Trust score bands
The review produces a documented score from 0 to 100, mapped to a readiness band.
| Score range | Status |
|---|---|
| 0–39 | High Risk / Incomplete |
| 40–59 | Needs Improvement |
| 60–74 | Reviewed |
| 75–89 | Verified |
| 90–100 | W3S Trusted |
How to apply
Submit your project through the intake form to begin a Trust Mark review, or browse reviewed projects first.
Reviewed projects, in one place
This directory lists projects that have completed a Web3 Serv review, with the same transparency fields on every card. It opens as the first reviews are published.
Disclaimer
Disclaimer
The W3S Trust Mark is not investment advice, financial advice, a guarantee of success, or a guarantee of exchange listing. It is a transparency and readiness indicator based on information reviewed by Web3 Serv.
Next step
Listing Readiness
Independent pre-listing readiness review