Two-factor completion
High-impact events such as agreement completion can require a fresh second factor from both sides before they count toward reputation.
OWE Score is a private reputation signal built from agreement history that has actually happened inside OWE — not from what someone types into a profile.
OWE Score is designed around one rule: you should not be able to create reputation just by clicking buttons, opening fake agreements, or sending money to yourself.
History comes from agreements between separately verified people.
Funding, repayments and completion require two-sided acknowledgement.
Velocity, timing and behavior are reviewed for unrealistic activity.
OWE Score is not supposed to reward volume alone. The system looks for evidence that a real agreement happened between real people over a believable period of time.
High-impact events such as agreement completion can require a fresh second factor from both sides before they count toward reputation.
Numbers associated with disposable, virtual, high-risk, or unsupported phone services can be blocked from high-trust verification flows.
Mass contract creation, improbable payment velocity, circular counterparties, and suspicious timing patterns can be scored and routed for review.
A payment recorded by one person is not treated as confirmed history until the other person acknowledges receipt.
Ten contracts created and “completed” in ten minutes should not look like ten months of successful repayment history. Score weight can respect duration and behavior.
Automation should flag suspicious behavior — not silently make every final decision. High-risk cases can pause score impact until reviewed.
Exact scoring weights would be calibrated before launch, but the design principle is simple: healthy real-world agreement behavior should matter more than raw activity count.
OWE Score would be an OWE-specific private reputation metric. It is not a FICO score, bureau credit score, or promise of creditworthiness, and it should not be represented as one.
Eligible activity can be preserved in the backend even before someone subscribes. When a free user finishes an agreement, OWE can show that successful history was recorded — and invite them to unlock their private score with Plus or Pro.
That is what makes OWE Score valuable. Not the number by itself — the verified history underneath it.