
CARV is a modular data infrastructure protocol and gaming identity platform that empowers users to own, manage, and monetize their gaming data and digital identities across Web2 and Web3 ecosystems. Launched in 2022, CARV is designed to solve the fragmented identity problem in gaming by offering a unified, self-sovereign profile layer integrated with on-chain and off-chain data. At its core, CARV provides tools for data attestation, identity aggregation, and cross-game credentials. This enables players to build a persistent reputation that travels with them across multiple games, chains, and platforms. Through its flagship application, CARV Play, users can track achievements, earn rewards, and access exclusive campaigns from hundreds of games, both Web2 and Web3. This also benefits game developers, who gain access to a data-rich, reputation-based layer for user targeting, engagement, and analytics. CARV is also building CARV Protocol, a decentralized network for data ownership and monetization. Using zk-SNARKs and privacy-preserving tech, users can prove their credentials and behavior (like hours played, ranking, or spend) without revealing sensitive data. The protocol allows for data renting, where users can choose to license anonymized insights to advertisers or game studios and earn rewards in return. The CARV token powers governance, staking, reward distribution, and access to premium features in the CARV ecosystem. CARV aims to enable a user-owned data economy where players control how their digital history is used and are compensated for its value.




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