ZYNC in three minutes
Follow one verified action from a community idea to a Member reward and useful sponsor evidence.
Imagine a neighborhood group wants fifty people to restore a public garden.
1. The community defines the action
Its team creates a Mission in the group’s Space. The Mission says what counts, what proof a Member should provide, when the work closes, and what reward is funded.
2. Members participate
Members discover the Mission, join it, do the work, and submit the requested proof. The experience stays focused on the action and the community—not on technical infrastructure.
3. ZYNC checks the result
The Mission’s verification policy decides how the proof is evaluated. Some actions can use automatic signals; others need a reviewer. A decision can be challenged when the policy allows it.
4. Rewards follow verified work
Approved work can produce a funded reward, local Points, cash-backed Credits, or earned ZYNC, depending on the Mission’s published rules. These value types are separate and never interchangeable by assumption.
5. The loop becomes useful evidence
The community can understand participation and retention. A Sponsor can see what was funded and what qualified. Members build a record of contribution. Better evidence makes the next Mission easier to design and support.
That repeating loop—clear action → proof → decision → reward → renewed participation—is ZYNC’s mainspring.