Soraivy channel badges explained: Brand, Ambassador, Early Creator, Verified and Security

Badges appear next to a channel name across Home, watch pages, search and Studio. They tell viewers something true about the channel: that it is an official brand, an early supporter of the platform, or a creator with a large community. Every badge on Soraivy is reviewed by a person before it is granted.

The five badges

• Silver Brand badge: for official company and brand channels. You apply with the company name and a work email on the company’s own domain; personal addresses like Gmail are not accepted.
• Red Brand Ambassador badge: for creators who officially represent an approved brand. You describe the partnership when you apply.
• Gold Early Creator badge: for the first 100 creators on Soraivy. Once all 100 slots are given out, applications close for good.
• Blue Verified badge: for channels with at least 100,000 admirers. The count is checked when you submit.
• Green Security & Developer badge: for security researchers, bug bounty hunters and developers who made a valid contribution to Soraivy.

How to apply

Sign in and open Studio → Badges. Pick the badge that fits your channel and fill in the form. Your application is saved, our team is notified, and you receive a confirmation at your account email. If we need more details, we reply to that address.

One badge at a time

Each channel shows one primary badge. Brand, Early Creator, Blue Verified and Security & Developer are separate programs, so apply for the one that describes your channel best. A company that also has a large audience would normally keep the Brand badge; milestone badges are meant for individual creators.

What a badge does not do

Badges are about trust, not reach. SoraPulse, our recommendation engine, never uses a badge when ranking videos. A verified channel and a brand-new channel compete on the same terms in the feed.

Tips for a strong application

• Use the right badge. Pick the one that truly fits your channel.
• Give clear details. Links, report IDs and company emails help us check fast.
• Keep your channel tidy. A real profile picture, banner and About text help.
• Be patient. Every form is read by a person.

What if my application is turned down?

It happens, and it is not the end. Most of the time we just need more proof. Read the email we send you. Fix what it asks for. Then apply again. If you are not sure why, email our support team with your channel handle and we will explain.

Can a badge be removed?

Yes. If a channel breaks our rules, or the facts behind a badge change, we can take it away. For example, a Brand Ambassador badge ends when the brand deal ends. This keeps badges honest, so viewers can trust them.