Tutorial

This section gives you a complete walk-through on how to use Kleros Scout.

A. Submitting a New Entry

1. Visit Kleros Scout Dapp

   • Go to the Kleros Scout Dapp.

   • Select the relevant registry (e.g., Tokens registry, Address Tags registry, Contract-Domain registry).

2. Check Policy for Submission Requirements.

   • Each registry has its own rules. Read them carefully (e.g., you might need to provide a website link for verification or proof of an audit). You can find them by pressing the "Registry Details" button.

   • Gather all the information, links, screenshots, and documents requested by the policy.

3. Start the submission process.

   • Press the “Submit entry” button.

   • Fill out the form with accurate information (contract address, project name, etc.) that you collected in the previous step.

   • Upload any evidence (e.g., audit PDFs or official website links), if required.

4. Pay the Deposit and Submit

   • You will need to deposit some xDai (or another token, depending on the registry).

   • Make sure you have enough funds.

   • Complete the transaction. Once confirmed, your entry is officially Submitted and in "Registration Requested" status.

   Tip: Always double-check facts before submitting. If your submission is incorrect, you lose your deposit.

5. Wait for the Challenge Period

   • While in "Registration Requested" status, other users can challenge your entry if they see any errors.

   • If no one challenges it during the set period, your entry will be included in the registry.

   • If the entry is challenged, refer to point C on this page.

B. Challenging a submitted entry

1. Identify a suspicious entry currently in 'Registration Requested' status.

   • Browse the registry to see newly submitted and questionable entries.

   • Double-check entry information and compare it with the policy requirements.

   • If you find evidence that it’s false, you can challenge it.

2. Gather Evidence

   • Collect links, screenshots, or any documents proving the submission is invalid.

3. Challenge the submission

   • Once you have collected all the evidence, select the incorrect entry by pressing the 'Details' button.

   • Then, press the “Challenge Entry” button to start the challenge. Make sure you challenge the correct entry!

   • Fill the challenge form in the most detailed way possible.

     Remember: this step is crucial, as your evidence will be analyzed by the Court. Ensure you provide relevant information

   • Make sure you have enough funds in the selected token.

   • Press “confirm” to complete the transaction in your wallet.

4. Now the submission is in 'Challenged' status and it will be resolved via Kleros Court

   • Check the Dedicated section to see what to do

   • Jurors review both sides.

     1. If they rule in your favor, you get a reward.

     2. If they rule against you, you lose your deposit.

For detailed instructions on what to do when an entry enters challenge status, refer to the next section.

C. The submission is in Challenged status.

This part of the tutorial is valid for both the submitter and challenger.

1. Monitor the Submission Status:

   • Once an entry is marked as “Challenged,” ensure you stay updated.

   • Whether you are the submitter or the challenger, be ready to provide strong, relevant evidence to support your case.

2. Where can I add more evidence?

   • When selecting the challenged entry, select the challenged entry and you will see a "Submit Evidence" button.

   • Click it, and you’ll see a form where you can upload additional documents, links, or screenshots.

3. Keep monitoring evidence updates and the dispute deadline.

   • Your counterpart may submit more evidence against you.

   • Ensure your arguments are solid and backed by verifiable information.

4. Deadline

   • Once the deadline is reached, jurors will make their decision.

5. Dispute has been resolved

   • Remember: the final ruling of the dispute can always be appealed if you believe the jurors made an incorrect decision.

   • To check how to appeal cases go to Kleros Court and follow the procedure

D. Removing a Confirmed Entry

Some projects or contracts may initially seem legitimate but engage in fraudulent behavior after being listed. Even if an entry has been accepted and is part of the registry, it can still be removed if fraudulent activity is later detected . The registry is designed to remain a safe place and provide ongoing protection.

Steps to Remove a Fraudulent Entry:

1. Select the Relevant Registry:

   • Navigate to the registry containing the entry in question.

2. Locate the Entry:

   • Find the already included entry that you suspect of being fraudulent.

   • Select it by pressing "Details" button.

3. Compare the Entry with the Policy:

   • Check if it still meets the registry’s rules

   • If discrepancies exist, start gathering evidence.

4. Submit a Removal Request:

   • Once you have enough proof, press the "Remove Entry" button.

   • Fill out the challenge form with as much evidence as possible.

5. Provide Strong Evidence:

   • Your submission will be reviewed by the Court, so accuracy is critical.

   • Ensure you submit complete and clear information.

6. Complete the Transaction:

   • Make sure you have enough funds in the required token for the challenge deposit.

   • Press 'Confirm' to submit your challenge through your wallet.

7. Removal Request status

   • The entry is now in 'Removal Request' status. If the community supports your removal request, the entry will be removed from the registry.

   • If the community disagrees with your request, they will challenge the removal.

8. Refer to point C for detailed instructions on what to do in case of a challenge.