Review scope
Providers decide what private channel, period, and signal format can be reviewed.
Provider consent
Signal Passport needs clear approval before public proof.
This page defines the website-side consent language providers should understand before bot installation, delayed public stats, result-sheet publication, proof badge use, or provider response handling.
Delayed proof
Public proof can be delayed, abstracted, partial, or withheld depending on approval and evidence quality.
No bought outcomes
Commercial participation cannot purchase ranking influence, hidden placement, or a positive conclusion.
Consent states
Approval is not a single yes or no.
The backend should store consent as structured states so public pages can explain exactly what was allowed.
Private-channel review accessPending / Granted / Partial / Declined
Historical data accessPending / Granted / Partial / Declined
Delayed public statsPending / Approved / Partial / Declined
Monthly/yearly result sheetsPending / Approved / Partial / Declined
Badge and proof-page useNot issued / Approved / Paused / Revoked
Provider approvals
What the application now asks for.
Review private channel dataOptional
Store signal examples for auditOptional
Publish delayed aggregate statsOptional
Publish public result sheetsOptional
Use proof badge after verificationOptional
Publication rules
What stays guarded.
Live calls before delayPrivate
VIP discussion and private reasoningPrivate
Subscriber identitiesPrivate
Unverified historical claimsLabeled
Disputed conclusionsResponse visible
Correction process
Providers can respond. They cannot erase evidence.
A credible proof system needs a correction path without turning verification into reputation management.
Correction request
Provider can identify parser errors, market-data mismatches, missing context, or period exclusions.
Desk review
The Editorial Desk can update labels, caveats, or excluded periods when evidence supports the correction.
Public response
If disagreement remains, a concise provider response can appear beside the limitation notes.
Commercial guardrail
Provider payment funds tooling, not conclusions.
Providers may pay for bot infrastructure, verification operations, result-sheet exports, proof-page hosting, audits, and disclosed sponsorship. Payment does not buy a favorable review, guarantee verification, remove risk caveats, hide losses, or influence editorial rankings.