Can You Prove These Badges Were Not Stolen?

The Problem

$136B

$0B

are lost annually due to the fraudulent misuse of digital badging.

Proof of Compliance

Live auditing of earned credentials for organizations to prove compliance with regulatory and governance standards.

Economic & Financial Benefits

Reduce the administrative burden and costs by automating credential updates.

Enhance Trust

Secure contracts, revenue, and brand reputation by easily demonstrating compliance with regulations in a competitive market.

Digital Badges are for more than just courses

Lucky Badger enables credential verification for organizations to capture a $136B untapped industry.

How is Lucky Badger Different?

Policy is written by the issuing organization defining the criteria that must be met for the earned badge.

Badge is designed and distributed to receiving companies through

a badging platform.

The Current Way

The LUCKY Way

Recipients display a static badge on website and through social channels. They can be easily stolen or copied, and cannot be verified.

Recipients embed a live dynamic badge on website and other digital platforms. Certifications can be easily verified with a simple click.

No real-time verification, must be manually tracked.

Enforcement is impossible.
Liability risks increase.
Costs to monitor and enforce compliance increase.
Increased risk of lost revenue and contracts.

Real-time verification ensures trust by:

Providing authentication dates--awarded and expiration.
Relevant payments are current.
Recipients are auto-notified if any compliance standard is not met.

If you catch or get away with a misuse, lucky you.

The Current Way contributes to the $136B fraudulent misuse of digital badging.

Web is scanned for unauthorized badge usage, detecting instances where:

A badge was copied and pasted without authorization.
A badge is being used by an unauthorized company.
Issuing organizations are notified immediately.

Why Does This Matter?

Badges are easily stolen or copied.

Organizations have no control over unauthorized use. They cannot accurately track who still qualifies, leading to liability risks. Employees time is wasted tracking this and revenue is lost due to expired or misused badges still being displayed.

There is no real-time verification.

Organizations must manually track expirations making enforcement of the credential impossible. Legal action is required and rarely pursued for enforcement which devalues the credential and the issuing organization.

Case Study

FinTech Company Saves $10M Contract

A FinTech organization struggled to verify that each of its 50 vendors met the cybersecurity compliance requirements necessary to maintain a $10M contract they just landed. They needed to identify the required frameworks that needed to be verified per vendor, request and review each compliance documentation, and replace vendors who were not in compliance.

RESULTS

The company saved over 350 employee hours and $175,000 in reviewing the 50 vendors. They saved an additional 20 hours and $75,000 in costs to replace vendors that were out of compliance.

The potential loss of contract if a misrepresentation wasn’t caught was 50% of the projected $10M contract.