The GitHub Stamp
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Integrating your GitHub account with your Passport XYZ not only demonstrates your coding prowess but also enhances your visibility and credibility within the Passport ecosystem. This guide will navigate you through the process of verifying your GitHub account, detailing the steps to connect and the prerequisites needed for a successful integration.
Cost: Free ($0)
Time: 5 minutes
Validity: 90 days
A Github account. If you don't already have one, you can create one at .
For the Commit Days Credential, you should have made public github commits on at least 30 distinct days. NOTE: Only commits on public repositories within the last 3 years are considered for this stamp.
Go to and "Sign in with Ethereum" to access your dashboard.
Click Connect on the Github stamp card.
Click Verify.
You might get redirected to a popup window and prompted to:
Sign in to the Github account that you want to connect
Confirm the data that you will share with the Passport project
After confirmation the popup window should close and you will be redirected to the Passport app
Return to the passport browser window and confirm your account is now verified. You can confirm this by seeing the button that previously read as Connect Account will now say Verified.
I have commits from a long time ago but I cannot claim the stamp Only commits within the last 3 years and on public repositories will be counted towards a Github stamp.
Why did I successfully claim the stamp but the score was not added? When attempting to claim a stamp using more than one wallet address, the score associated with subsequent wallet addresses will not be added. It can happen if you already verified the same Github account on a different Passport wallet. In order to obtain points in a different wallet, you will have to wait for the verified stamp to expire. Each stamp has a 90-day expiration. See for more information.
If you run into any issues, please .