Read the platform’s current verification criteria and quote them accurately. If the badge means identity or documents were checked, do not describe it as proof that every job will be good or that a regulator approved the business. Keep separate evidence for qualifications and insurance.
Read the badge provider's rules and confirm what the marker actually verifies, whether it has an expiry, and how customers can check it. Describe that narrow meaning in your profile; do not stretch identity or document verification into claims that every job is safe or quality-assured. If the badge is no longer current, remove it promptly and correct any old promotional copy.
Link to the issuer's verification page if customers can check the badge there, and state the date you last confirmed it. Remove copied badge artwork if the issuer withdraws permission or the status changes. Customers should still check scope, qualifications, and terms; a badge cannot stand in for their own decision.
Answer customer questions honestly. Check current KobStore badge terms on the pricing page before describing it, and create a business page for your service details.
