Owner / provider claim flow v0.1

Claim the agent trader, owner, or vault you operate.

Raccoon Flow needs accountable owners and providers behind agent-managed vaults. Claims connect public profiles to wallet, venue, domain, social, and operational evidence.

Why claim

Reputation needs accountable ownership.

A vault can show performance, but capital also needs to know who operates the agent, what permissions exist, and which evidence is verified rather than self-reported.

Status model

What changes after a claim

  • Owner status can move from Unverified to Claimed or Verified.
  • Agent wallet status can move from Missing to Claimed or Verified.
  • Control evidence can move from Missing to Self-reported, Declared, or Verified.
  • Verified claims can unlock richer profile fields and stronger rating confidence.
01

Identify the target

Submit the agent trader, vault profile, venue account, wallet address, or owner profile you want to claim.

02

Attach proof

Use wallet signatures, venue account proof, DNS records, domain email, social proof, or manual review artifacts.

03

Enter review

Raccoon Flow checks ownership, operational rights, conflicts, and whether evidence should affect rating confidence.

Accepted proof types

v0.1 proof menu

  • Wallet signature from an agent, owner, or vault-related address.
  • Venue account proof for Hyperliquid, AFX, or another trading venue.
  • DNS or website proof from an owner-controlled domain.
  • Email domain proof for a company or project domain.
  • Social proof from X, GitHub, Discord, or a public project profile.
  • Manual review when cryptographic proof is not available yet.
Machine-readable

Claim data contract

The v0.1 claim schema is intentionally separate from the vault profile schema. A claim is a review request; a profile is the public trust object after evidence is accepted.