# Start Here

## Who is a Verifier?

A verifier is any individual or brand that would like to use tokenproof to power their token-gates online or in real-world locations.

For example:

* Event organizers that would like to use NFTs as tickets to allow access events with tokenproof managing token verification at entrances.
* Owners of physical locations that would like to verify ownership of NFTs or other tokens at real-world spaces. For example: retail shops providing exclusive benefits to token holders, fitness clubs issuing membership passes as NFTs, or restaurants offering special discounts to token holders.
* Online products or services using token-gates to provide access to websites and applications. For example: using tokens to log in to sites instead of traditional web2 authentication, e-commerce retailers offering discounts to specific token-holders, or NFT projects that would like to build an allowlist based on other tokens held.

tokenproof delivers a seamless token-gate solution with customizable access policies, granular configuration options, and powerful analytics for verifiers that need to authenticate consumer tokens for any purpose.

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tokenproof allows tokens to be used online or for entry to events, fitness clubs, restaurants, or any other token-gated venue, product, or service.


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