Transparency & Trust
Verification badges, transparency reporting, supporter evidence, and community vouching — how Share a Goal helps you judge a campaign.
Why trust matters
Share a Goal is built so donors can judge a campaign for themselves. We surface signals; we don't pretend to certify outcomes.
Verification
Campaign owners can verify their identity (KYC). Verified creators get a badge that signals their identity was confirmed — though it is not a guarantee about the campaign itself.
Transparency reporting
Owners can publish how funds are used — spending plans, milestone reports, and updates. The more an owner shares, the easier it is for donors to trust them.
Supporter evidence
Anyone can submit evidence about a campaign. The platform never certifies evidence as true — it's attributed to whoever submitted it, and you weigh it yourself. Owner-provided, approved evidence is labeled differently from supporter-submitted material.
Community vouching
Community members can vouch for a campaign. Vouches are count-only and never name individuals, are revocable, and are discounted if a voucher's track record is poor or if related refunds occurred. A vouch is an accountability signal, not an endorsement by the platform.
Putting it together
No single signal is proof. Read the campaign, look at verification, transparency reports, evidence, and vouch counts together — then decide.