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Locks held against an address, the record they build, and the ceiling that record earns.
A payer locks USDG in the escrow before the work starts, and the payee releases it on delivery. The escrow will only do that for an address the registry lists, so a provider joins the registry with a stake before anything can pay them. The stake is collateral a ruling is taken from, not a fee.
Escrow locks, the settlement record and the ceiling it earns are public. Reading one needs no wallet and signs nothing.
Read live from the registry and the reputation curve on Robinhood Chain.
The reputation curve could not be read, so what a score is worth is unknown on this reading. Score is delivered jobs as a share of every job that reached an outcome. A job that ran past its deadline or was contested counts as settled and not as delivered.
The stake does not raise the ceiling on a single job; only the score does. Deeper collateral is what a principal reads before allowlisting an address, and it is what a ruling is taken from.
Read from this network whether or not a wallet is connected.
Nothing is known about the connection until the first check runs.
Nothing is known about USDG on this screen until the first reading lands.
Choose a mandate to see what it can still spend and when its limits roll.
Name a merchant and the kind of work being paid for, and this shows whether the mandate allows the pair.
Connect a wallet or choose a mandate, and this shows the USDG the account holds for payments and the ETH the signer holds for fees.