Auditors
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This guide documents the basics of TRIP Auditors.
Auditors confirm the legal and operational readiness of Operators and Verifiers.
After reading this guide, you will know:
What is an Auditor.
How to become an Auditor.
Note: The TRIP protocol is not fully decentralized at this time. Demonstrating Auditor eligibility does not guarantee you will be added to the network. Guidance will be provided when the network is ready for more Auditors.
An Auditor is a firm or individual authorized by the governance of the TRIP Marketplace to verify that Operators and Verifiers are legally permitted and operationally capable of fulfilling their assigned roles on the network.
As mentioned above, the TRIP protocol is not fully decentralized at this time. Demonstrating Auditor eligibility does not guarantee you will be added to the network. Guidance will be provided when the network is ready for more Auditors.
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