Due to the intricate nature of blockchain technologies that are often present in decentralized technologies, the Verified Solution vetting process for decentralized technology products includes all program criteria, as well as the following additional checks that are specific to these types of solutions:
As a solution provider, you must show evidence of continuous efforts to reduce the environmental effects that your solution causes. Some of the ways that you can demonstrate this are to:
Although the decentralization space in gaming is new and evolving, there are regulations you must follow for your solution to be compliant. To be proactive in staying compliant, you can do the following:
Note: Solutions in the gambling space are not yet eligible to be reviewed to become Verified Solutions.
Because many users are new working with decentralized solutions, we check to ensure that Verified Solutions for decentralization have clear uses and are as user friendly as possible. To demonstrate user friendliness, do the following:
For the purpose of technical verification, we don’t verify the technical capability and security of underlying smart contracts nor the source code of the contracts regardless of the programming language used. It is up to the development and operating team to ensure functionality and security.
Technical verification scope is limited to the functioning SDK itself and no other auxiliary software or services, even if they are interacted with during the verification process.
Unity will periodically update requirements as the technologies powering decentralization in gaming technologies evolve, and will request documentation proving continued compliance with these vetting criteria.
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