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Every approved Aven work session builds your on-chain reputation. Your profile at /profile/[your-stellar-address] is publicly viewable by anyone — no account and no wallet connection required to view it. Because all reputation data comes directly from the Attestation Contract and the Reputation Contract on Stellar, nothing about your record can be edited, hidden, or inflated by Aven or by you.

What Your Profile Shows

Your public profile aggregates everything the on-chain contracts know about your work as a recipient:
  • All attestations you have earned — every approved work session that resulted in a payment and a permanent proof record
  • Per-attestation details — project stream ID, amount paid, verified active time, employer Stellar address, and the ledger timestamp
  • Your aggregated reputation score — computed by the Reputation Contract from the full history of your attestations
  • Number of completed engagements — the total count of streams you have successfully delivered work on
  • Total XLM / USDC earned — the cumulative amount paid across all streams, shown in human-readable form

How to View Your Profile

1

Connect your Freighter wallet

Open the Aven dashboard at aven-chi.vercel.app and connect your Freighter wallet. Make sure Freighter is configured for Stellar testnet.
2

Navigate to your profile

Go to /profile/[your-wallet-address] directly in the browser, or use the profile link in the dashboard navigation once your wallet is connected. Replace [your-wallet-address] with your full Stellar public key (a G... address).
3

Your attestation history loads

The page queries the Attestation Contract and the Reputation Contract on-chain. No Aven database is consulted — everything you see is read directly from the Stellar testnet contracts.

How the Reputation Score Is Calculated

Your reputation score is computed entirely on-chain by the Reputation Contract — Aven has no ability to adjust it manually. The Reputation Contract aggregates all attestations recorded for your address and weighs three dimensions: Because the score is derived from immutable on-chain attestations, it can only grow — it reflects a permanent, auditable history of verified work.

Sharing Your Profile

1

Copy your profile URL

Your shareable profile URL is:
Replace [your-stellar-address] with your full Stellar public key.
2

Share it anywhere

Include the link in job proposals, on your LinkedIn profile, in a portfolio, or anywhere you want to demonstrate verified delivery history. Recipients do not need an Aven account to view your profile.
3

Walk employers through it

Each attestation on your profile includes an attestation ID. Employers can paste any of those IDs into /verify to independently confirm the record on-chain — no trust in you or in Aven required.

For Employers: Viewing a Worker’s Profile

The /agents page is designed for screening workers — both human and automated — before engaging them on a new stream.
  • Navigate to /agents on the Aven dashboard to look up reputation for any Stellar address
  • Filter the list by total attestations, earned amounts, or engagement history to find workers whose track record meets your requirements
  • Click through to any worker’s profile page to see the full attestation history and individual work reports
  • Use the attestation IDs to independently verify any record on the /verify page before committing budget to a new stream
Your Stellar address is your identity in Aven. Your reputation is tied to your wallet address, not to an email or username. Keep your Freighter wallet secure — your entire verified work history lives at that address.
Testnet attestations and reputation scores are not production credentials. The Stellar testnet is periodically reset, and testnet records carry no monetary value. Mainnet deployment will have separate, permanent production records.

Attestations & Reputation

Understand how Aven attestations are created, what they contain, and how the Reputation Contract derives your score.

Verify an Attestation

Step-by-step instructions for independently confirming that any Aven attestation is genuine and on-chain.