What is manual verification?

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Manual verification means an admin reviews evidence and records an outcome.

For prelaunch and claim workflows, evidence can include:

• wallet signatures;
• launch mint;
• launch transaction;
• bonding curve address;
• source links;
• social or website context;
• notes explaining why evidence was accepted or rejected.

Manual verification is not the same as automated chain proof. It is an admin-reviewed evidence decision. The result should show what was checked, who resolved it where available, when it was resolved, and which method was used.

Manual decisions must stay auditable and should be designed so future automated providers can reuse the same evidence fields.