TBook: Your TON Credit Score

You have a TON wallet, but what does it say about you? TBook tries to answer with a number. The /start command launches the TON Credit Score calculation and the minting of a free SBT, a token that cannot be handed to another person.

Behind this is infrastructure for projects in the TON ecosystem: they run tasks, and users receive marks for their actions. Here is what that means for an ordinary person.

What the WISE score is

The score gathers information about your wallet and activity. The name stands for four components.

• Wealth: the dollar value of tokens in your wallet.
• Identity: on-chain and off-chain actions of the wallet.
• Social: grows when you link Telegram, X and Discord accounts.
• Engagement: inviting friends and passing identity checks with partners.

The result is packaged as a TBook Passport. The project says the score may count in future token distributions, but there are no guarantees. 📊

An SBT is a badge you cannot sell

An SBT (soulbound token) is tied to a wallet and is not transferable. It is not money and not an asset for resale. It is proof that you completed a task or have a certain history.

Projects use such badges to reward real participants and filter out bots. For you it is a chance to show activity without revealing extra details.

Campaigns from projects

The /explore_campaigns command shows tasks. A project sets conditions, rewards and audience through a dashboard. A typical campaign goes like this: do some actions inside a partner app and receive an SBT for taking part.

1. Open the campaign list.
2. Read the conditions and the reward.
3. Complete the tasks and never sign suspicious operations.
4. Receive the SBT and check it in your wallet.

The /wise_score command helps you show your result, and /support explains how to play. 🎯

A practical tip: before the first launch, make sure the wallet holds a small amount for network fees. Minting a token and signing operations need gas, and without it the process may stall halfway.

Another plus of an SBT is that its history is public. A project can see that you completed tasks and skip asking for proof again.

What to check before connecting a wallet

Any wallet connection gives a service access to your public address and history. Nobody should ask for your secret phrase: if someone does, close the window.

When you sign a transaction, read what exactly you confirm. For experiments, create a separate wallet with a small amount.

Rewards are not guaranteed

A score and an SBT do not promise income. Token distributions depend on project decisions, and their value can be zero. Do not spend money to gain one more point in a rating, and do not trust anyone who promises payouts for it.

Treat TBook as a way to build a digital profile and learn about campaigns. If rewards arrive, it is a pleasant bonus. 🪪

Who will find it interesting

People who already use a TON wallet and care about on-chain reputation. Newcomers should first learn wallet basics and security, then join campaigns.