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# What is {r}elinkd?
## Intro
Your identity already exists in different dimensions.\
It's time to relink all the pieces together and benefit from the reputation you have.
we help creators => monetize their personal brand and leverage their achievements/reputation => by creating a trustworthy digital identity profile with verifiable credentials and experience\_
Blockchain technology allows to approach the identity in a decentralized, secure manner giving full control of privacy.
{r}elinkd is a platform that provides user-friendly tools for seamless immersion into the Web3 world through:
personal brand profile builder with fiat and crypto payments enabled
web3 credentials mint and verification system
on-chain identity reputation + score
## How does it work?
{r}elinkd profile unites 4 main components
* Score: {r}elinkd fetches users credentials to form a unique score.
* Links: {r}elinkd allows to incorporate any web2 or web3 link to the profile.
* Credentials: {r}elinkd scans the connected profile to display any credentials that are associated with it. Check out our [Ecosystem page](/docs/ecosystem.md) for the integrations overview. Through our {r}stamp product you can mint your web2/real life credentials on-chain
* payments: through our {r}stamp you can seamlessly sell your products or services
Check out [Ecosystem](/docs/ecosystem.md) page for the detailed integrations overview and all the {r}elinkd products.
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