Validator Roles Overview
CRYMBO Oracle relies on decentralized validators to secure, verify, and score compliance actions on-chain. These validators ensure that identity exchange requests are legitimate, data integrity is maintained, and compliance standards are upheld.
There are two main types of validators:
- Transaction Validators: Validate the on-chain request and execution integrity
- KYC Validators: Confirm the authenticity and regulatory alignment of user identity data
Why Validators Matter
Validators are core to CRYMBO’s decentralized trust model. They:
- Prevent malicious or unverified data exchanges
- Provide redundancy and decentralization to the compliance process
- Receive rewards and score updates for accurate validation
Validator Incentives
Each successful validation results in:
- A reward payout (on-chain or via token credits)
- An update to the validator’s reputation score
Reputation scores impact future eligibility, weight in quorum voting, and long-term credibility in the network.
Participation Requirements
To participate as a validator, entities must:
- Undergo a validator KYB process
- Stake a minimum amount (if staking is enabled)
- Host validation infrastructure (off-chain worker + wallet access)
Lifecycle of a Validation
- Oracle emits a validation event
- Eligible validators are notified
- Validators fetch and verify the payload
- Validations are signed and returned
- Oracle aggregates results and logs the outcome
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