What it is
The Widget is the fastest way to put TrustGate in front of a user. It is a small piece of script that renders a live trust badge for any token or wallet, right inside your interface. You add one line, point it at what you want scored, and a badge showing the tier and flags appears where you placed it. No backend to stand up. No wallet connection to request. No badge to design and maintain. The read, the styling, and the live updates are handled for you.Why reach for it first
Most teams do not want to build a trust UI from scratch, and they should not have to. The Widget is the version of TrustGate you can ship in an afternoon. Drop it next to a token on a swap screen, beside a wallet in a profile, or anywhere an address shows up and a user is about to make a call. It does the work of reading the score and showing it cleanly, so you can focus on your own product.What it shows
The badge carries the read at a glance: the tier, and depending on how you set it up, the score and any flags. It comes in a few flavors so it fits the space you have. A fuller badge for places where you want the score and detail visible. A minimal badge for tight spaces where the tier alone is enough. And an inline style for dropping trust right into a row or a line of text without breaking the layout. The exact options and how to choose between them are in the Widget integration guide.Where it works
It is plain script, so it works just about anywhere. A static HTML page, a React or Vue app, a launchpad, a wallet, a dashboard. It does not care what framework you use, and it carries either lane, so you can badge a token or a wallet with the same tool. It is already running in real DEX surfaces today. The single line that starts it all:The Widget is the non-invasive principle in its purest form. It is a badge that reports a signal. It never touches your wallet flow, never interrupts a user, and never takes over your interface.
Get it
Widget integration guide
The script tag, the badge element, the attributes, and the modes, end to end.
Prefer raw data?
Skip the badge and consume the score yourself to build your own UI.