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TrustLayer vs Gitcoin Passport

TL;DR

TrustLayer uses on-chain peer vouching; Gitcoin Passport aggregates web2 identity stamps. TrustLayer scores better on sybil resistance and integration cost.

Key Facts
  • TrustLayer: peer graph + Merkle proofs.
  • Passport: aggregated OAuth stamps.
  • TrustLayer integration cost: one view call.
  • Passport integration cost: per-stamp API fees.
  • Both are open-source.
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Sybil resistance

Peer graphs cluster and discount fake wallets. Aggregated stamps can be farmed via cheap OAuth accounts, giving weaker resistance.

Integration cost

TrustLayer: free on-chain reads. Passport: per-stamp API charges plus off-chain relayer.

When to pick which

For Web3-native reputation gates: TrustLayer. For legacy web2 identity mixed with Web3: Passport.

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