# EtherScore Profiles

EtherScore Profiles act as an **onchain resume**, aggregating user achievements across various blockchains and Dapps. These profiles are designed for **showcasing and comparing accomplishments** with others, providing an **ergonomic view of your blockchain activities**. Unlike traditional blockchain explorers that offer low-level, complex transaction data, EtherScore Profiles abstract these details to improve user experience (UX), making it **easier to understand** and interact with your blockchain actions.

<figure><img src="https://3477848587-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FllHo7w1bxRM2rx7kOqkg%2Fuploads%2F7UajvkmBPNQsMtuahCMX%2Fimage.png?alt=media&#x26;token=2de7b2b5-0d43-4687-8e57-91606f879e91" alt=""><figcaption><p>EtherScore User Profile Example</p></figcaption></figure>

By visiting a profile associated with an address, you can view collected badges and the [EtherScore Reputation Tier](https://docs.etherscore.network/documentation/reputation-tiers) (which ranks based on the number of badges held) among other relevant information. Additional data will soon be incorporated. Our objective is to **enable users to identify a person's contributions and areas of interest within seconds**. Achieving this goal necessitates a certain level of customizability, as outlined in the next section.

EtherScore aims to make Web3 interactions more gamified through multiple badge collections, but also leaderboards and social aspects, while **curating loyal users**.

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To get started and claim your first EtherScore Badge, follow [our tutorial](https://docs.etherscore.network/faq-for-users/how-to-claim-badges).
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EtherScore profiles are integrated into [Etherscan](http://etherscan.io/) and [Blockscout](https://www.blockscout.com/) explorers, where user reputations are displayed to provide additional context and insights. Learn more about these integrations here:

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[integrations-examples](https://docs.etherscore.network/documentation/integrations-examples)
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#### Future Development: Customizable Profiles

EtherScore Profiles will be highly customizable, allowing you to **personalize your profile with widgets**. Choose your favorite badges, stats, and more to **reflect your blockchain identity**. Whether you're a proud DeFi degen or a dedicated DAO citizen, showcase your achievements and let others see your on-chain accomplishments. After all, who doesn't enjoy collecting and sharing their achievements?

Potential customizable widgets:&#x20;

* Highlight specific badges (select x favorite badges)
* Display your badges stats based on badge categories (DEX, bridges, etc.)
* Display your leaderboard rank within EtherScore (various leaderboards could be available)
* Display the date of your 1st badge/transaction, number of transactions, gas spent, etc.
* Display the networks and dapps already used&#x20;

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Please note that while our NFT badges are on testnet, they are only based on mainnet actions, so the user profile is already representative of true onchain reputation (only the proof is stored on a blockchain testnet instead of centralized servers).
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#### Future Development: EtherScore Profiles Integrations

EtherScore Profiles aims to serve as comprehensive snapshots of users activities, providing DApps with the ability to enhance their interfaces by seamlessly integrating EtherScore profiles and badges. This integrations will add a **social dimension to Web3**, similar to how ENS ([Ethereum Name Service](https://ens.domains/)) has revolutionized user experience through name management. By incorporating EtherScore, applications can enrich user engagement while improving overall usability and functionality across the Web3 ecosystem.

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If you are a Dapp or a developer looking to integrate EtherScore, follow [this tutorial](https://docs.etherscore.network/faq-for-builders/how-to-integrate-etherscore-profiles)
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