Before you begin, make sure you have access to the CARV Portal. To initiate the process, kindly submit your application through this link: CARV Application Form or reach out to our support team https://t.me/pauldelio or https://t.me/Darthclaire5 on Telegram.

<aside> 💡 Missions offer a complete solution for projects seeking to acquire, activate, engage, and retain your community and players. Games can create recurring quests designed to span extended periods. Players earn rewards points as they complete these quests, which can be redeemed for in-game rewards.

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Create your first mission

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to create your first mission:

1. Log In: Use the wallet address you provided during the application process to log in to the CARV Portal.

2. Access the Missions Section: Within the CARV Portal, navigate to the "Missions" section, then click 'Create New Mission'.

   

3. Fill Out Basic Mission Information: Follow the provided instructions to complete the necessary details about your mission, including the mission name, description, duration, rewarded points, and recurrence frequency.

   • Recurrence frequency options include daily, weekly, seasonal, and time-limited.

   

4. Configure Qualification Criteria: Similar to setting up an event, you have the flexibility to select from a broad range of qualification options.

5. Publish Your Mission: Once you've filled out the required information and feel everything is good to go, simply publish the mission live.

Points and leaderboard

There will be a points leaderboard showing ranks of players participating in your Missions. You can choose to provide rewards to the top players to incentivize engagement. In addition, points in your Missions will also be available as a Player Metric type of qualification in Events, meaning you can create an event targeting users who have earn points above certain threshold.

With Missions, you have a powerful tool at your disposal to engage your gaming community effectively. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. We're here to support you every step of the way.

Diving deeper into qualifications

Mission qualifications fall into the following categories:

• Social Quests: This category offers templated quests based on various social media and gaming platforms, including:

  • Twitter: Follow, Like a Tweet, Retweet, Quote a Tweet, Reply to a Tweet, Join Twitter Space.
  • Discord: Join Discord Server, Discord Role Holder, Discord Inviter, Send Discord Message, Join Discord Voice/Stage Channel. Note that to verify a user's qualification, you'll need to invite Moff Bot to the Discord server.
  • YouTube: Watch a YouTube video.

  

• On-chain: Under this category, you'll find options like:

  • Soulbound Badge Holder: Automatically qualify users who hold a specific Soulbound Badge issued by CARV.
  • NFT Holder: Automatically qualify users who possess a required number of NFTs from a specific NFT collection. Supported blockchains include Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Fantom, Palm, Cronos, and Arbitrum.
  • Token Balance: Automatically qualify users who hold a required amount of a specific token. Supported blockchains include Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Fantom, Palm, Cronos, and Arbitrum.
  • Token Transactions: Automatically qualify users who have initiated a required number of transactions involving a specific token. Supported blockchains are the same as above.

  

• Custom Quest: If you wish to create your own customized quest, such as instructing users to complete specific in-game tasks not publicly available, you can provide your verification API to check user progress. While this may require some development on your game's side, it can be accomplished in as little as a few hours, depending on your system setup. CARV supports both RESTful and GraphQL APIs. For more details, refer to the API specification docs.

  

• Import Your Own Data: Opt for this option if you'd like to provide a list of qualified users for reward points. You can use CARV user ID, Discord ID, Twitter ID, Wallet Address, or email to identify users.