Brief locked
The task, place, reward and evidence rule are visible before a contributor accepts.
Trust & safety
Paid Dares lock the brief, reward and evidence rule before anyone accepts. BaseDare checks the submission, routes uncertainty to review, and records accepted work as useful place memory.
The task, place, reward and evidence rule are visible before a contributor accepts.
A live paid Dare reserves its reward before the work begins. Free plans never pretend to have a payout.
Location, time, media and prior trust can support a submission. Uncertainty goes to review.
Approved work moves toward payout and becomes a durable receipt or place update.
Layered evidence
BaseDare combines the signals the mission actually needs. Exact contributor location stays private; public receipts show the result, not a precise GPS trail.
A wallet signature binds the action to an account. A public creator tag is useful, but it is not required for first value.
Device location, check-ins and venue handshakes support presence. They are evidence signals—not perfect truth on their own.
Server-pinned photos or clips, timestamps and duplicate checks help connect a fresh submission to the brief.
Clear evidence can proceed. Missing or uncertain signals pause for review; rejected work keeps an appeal path.
Readable money states
Funding is attached to this paid Dare.
Evidence needs a decision. No payout yet.
Work is approved and settlement is processing.
Unclaimed or expired paid Dares remain trackable for refund.
Honest boundaries
BaseDare asks for more trust only when money, safety or a durable receipt depends on it.