Sources & Verification

CryptoKashyap separates what a project claims from what can be independently checked. This is especially important for mining apps, cloud-mining services and reward platforms where an in-app balance is not proof of real mining or a successful withdrawal.

Our Evidence Hierarchy

1. Primary evidence: blockchain transactions, official app-store listings, published terms, contracts, fee schedules, technical documentation and direct observations.
2. Independent evidence: reproducible tests, transaction explorers, screenshots or records that can be independently checked, and credible third-party technical evidence.
3. User reports: reviews and community reports can reveal patterns, but individual reports are treated as reports rather than proof.
4. Project claims: statements from developers or marketing material are identified as claims unless independently verified.

What We Check

Depending on the product, we may check the developer identity, app-store history, claimed mining mechanism, token or blockchain claims, hashrate presentation, withdrawal minimums, transaction evidence, wallet addresses, fees, KYC requirements, referral mechanics, permissions, Data Safety disclosures and recent user reports.

Verification Labels

Verified means the specific fact or transaction could be independently confirmed. Partially Verified means some important elements were confirmed but material gaps remain. Unverified means we could not independently confirm the claim from available evidence. These labels describe evidence status, not a guarantee of safety or profitability.

Time Sensitivity

App listings, minimum withdrawals, fees, contracts and token status can change. A verification finding is therefore tied to the evidence available at the time of review.

Conflicts and Limitations

We may not always be able to make a test withdrawal or access private technical infrastructure. When evidence is unavailable, we say so instead of presenting assumptions as facts.