Reputation and trust

Transactions and reputation Which transactions affect rank Transactions may affect rank according to the scoring rules; completions, cancellations and disputes are handled separately. Read guide → Reputation system How reputation works Muviber reputation is based on rank, scoring rules and transaction-related activity. Read guide → Badges What badges are Reputation badges are additional profile signals and remain separate from social badges in the connections and invites section. Read guide → Reliability How to improve your reputation Reputation is built through real activity and consistent transaction handling, while rank remains determined by scoring. Read guide → Reliability Behaviours that may hurt reputation Cancellations and disputes may be relevant events, but no automatic numeric penalties are documented; safety and fraud remain in their dedicated section. Read guide → Reputation system What rank is Rank summarises account reputation according to the system rules and is not the same as a single event or badge. Read guide → Transactions and reputation Completed transactions Completed transactions may be considered by scoring, but no fixed score per completion is documented. Read guide → Badges How to get a badge Badge requirements must match the rules actually implemented and should not be inferred when specifications are unavailable. Read guide → Transactions and reputation Cancellations Cancellations may be relevant to scoring, but a uniform or automatic penalty should not be assumed. Read guide → Reputation system How rank is calculated Rank is determined by Muviber's implemented scoring rules; formulas, weights and thresholds should not be invented. Read guide → Badges Badge removal or suspension Badge removal or suspension depends on the actual system rules; causes and durations should not be invented. Read guide → Reputation system Why rank can change Rank may change when the relevant events considered by the reputation system change. Read guide → Transactions and reputation Disputes A dispute may be relevant to reputation, but simply opening one is not described as an automatic penalty. Read guide →