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Bondline

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Put weight behind your promises. Your passkey opens your account with Face ID, Touch ID, or your device lock.

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Using Bondline

Reliability history

A record of follow-through, not a credit score.

Updated October 14, 2026

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Your metrics

  • Completed: commitments settled successfully.
  • Missed: commitments settled as failed.
  • Completion rate: completed ÷ (completed + missed), rounded to a whole percentage. Unsettled commitments are excluded; an empty settled history shows a dash, not a made-up rating.
  • Completion streak: consecutive settled successes ordered by deadline, stopping at the most recent failure. It is not a daily activity streak.
  • Total committed: all stakes recorded for your commitments, including settled ones. It is not your current account balance.
  • Unique supporters: distinct accounts recorded as supporting the creator; backing and evidence approvals can contribute without double-counting the same supporter.
  • Circles: the groups your current address belongs to.

What the record means

The profile reflects commitments recorded by one blockchain account. It does not establish the identity of a real person, account ownership across devices, work quality, or financial creditworthiness. A new passkey creates a separate account and history.

Goals and stakes vary between people. A high completion rate is not a verified hiring credential, underwriting score, or a guarantee of future performance. Use it as context for your own progress.

Public history

Commitment creation, backing, evidence URIs, and settlements are public on-chain. Removing your display profile does not delete the underlying record. Choose descriptions and evidence that you are comfortable making public.

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