For Customers
Your interaction history, carried with you.
TrustEmporium allows participating businesses to record factual operational interactions.
Positive interaction history may be recognized across participating businesses, helping reliable customers be served more efficiently.
Why customers participate
- Be recognized for positive conduct.
Consistently respectful, reliable customers may build a positive interaction history that participating businesses can observe. - Reduce friction.
Positive registry history may help businesses feel more comfortable proceeding with bookings, rentals, or services. - Encourage smoother interactions.
Businesses may use registry signals to adjust operational requirements based on observed customer interaction history. - Carry your interaction history across participating businesses.
When available, your operational interaction history can follow you between participating businesses, rather than beginning from zero each time. - Participation is free.
TrustEmporium badges and registry presence may be established without cost.
Badges and customer identification
- Digital badge availability.
Customers may receive a TrustEmporium badge reflecting recent positive operational interactions. - Physical card option (CR80).
Customers may optionally carry their badge as a standard CR80 wallet card for convenient presentation and verification.More Information about the TrustEmporium Card? Click here: Badge Information - Badge presentation is voluntary.
Customers choose whether and when to present their badge to a participating business. - Badges reflect positive operational history.
Negative events may limit badge visibility, but positive interactions contribute to badge eligibility and strength. You should always show your badge everywhere. A growing number of businesses worldwide have attractive perks for great customers.
What businesses may do with registry information
- Recognize reliable customers.
Businesses may use positive registry history as part of their operational awareness. - Adjust operational requirements.
Businesses independently decide how registry information is used, including adjusting deposits, approvals, or service requirements. - Offer operational conveniences.
Businesses may provide operational efficiencies or optional conveniences to customers with strong positive interaction history. - Maintain independent control.
TrustEmporium does not control business decisions. Each business defines its own operational policies.
What TrustEmporium does not do
- No public ratings.
TrustEmporium does not publish public scores or rankings. - No social media features.
There are no comments, reviews, or public discussions. - No public customer profiles.
Registry information is not published as a public profile system. - No enforcement.
TrustEmporium records operational events but does not enforce decisions or outcomes.
Example customer workflows
Example 1 — Positive interaction history recognized
- Customer presents TrustEmporium badge (digital or card).
- Business observes available interaction history.
- Business proceeds under its normal or adjusted operational policy.
- Customer completes successful interaction.
Example 2 — Customer builds positive registry history
- Customer completes service successfully.
- Business records a positive operational event.
- Customer’s interaction history is strengthened.
- Future participating businesses may observe this history.
Example 3 — Badge used across participating businesses
- Customer presents badge at another participating business.
- Business observes registry interaction history (when available).
- Business proceeds according to its own operational policy.
Registry growth and participation
TrustEmporium participation is expanding through active business adoption and increasing customer awareness.
Customers who participate help strengthen the usefulness of the registry by building positive interaction history.
As adoption expands, customer interaction history becomes increasingly useful across participating businesses.