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Trust is the currency of co-broking. Vouches are endorsements from other brokers, and together with your deal history and verification they shape how trustworthy you look to the network.

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Give a vouch

Open Vouches → Given (or a broker’s card) and write a short endorsement. Two things have to be true before you can:
  • Your own card must be published. You’ll be told to publish it first otherwise.
  • They must have a card too. There is nothing to endorse until they do.
Beyond that: you can vouch for any broker, at your firm or another. You can’t vouch for yourself, and you can only hold one vouch per broker — endorse someone twice and the second is refused. Changed your mind? Revoke a vouch you gave and it stops counting toward their standing.

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Received vouches

Under Vouches → Received you’ll see endorsements others have given you. For each one you choose whether to show it on your public card — receiving a vouch doesn’t publish it.

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Your Buddy Score & verification

Two different signals, often confused:
A reputation signal built from your deal track record and ratings — how reliably you close and how counterparties rate working with you. It grows as you complete deals cleanly.
A credential check. Submit a licence or credential under Get verified on your card; once an admin verifies it, you earn the blue tick. Publishing doesn’t require it — but verified brokers stand out and rank higher.
The fastest way to build trust: complete a few clean deals, get verified, and collect a couple of cross-firm vouches. All three show on your public card.