# Examples

What better way to start building on Verax than to check some real-life examples and their codebase?

## Proof of Audit

Attest the audit of a smart contract

Webapp: <https://audit.examples.ver.ax/>

GitHub Repository: <https://github.com/alainncls/proof-of-audit>

## eFrogs Attestation

Prove that you own an eFrog NFT

Webapp: <https://efrogs.alainnicolas.fr/>

GitHub Repository: <https://github.com/alainncls/efrogs-attestation>

## Discord Attestation

Attest that you are part of a Discord server

Webapp: <https://discord.alainnicolas.fr/>

GitHub Repository: <https://github.com/alainncls/discord-attestation>

## Proof of Monitoring

Prove that a smart contract is actively monitored

Webapp: <https://verax-security-attestations.netlify.app/>

GitHub Repository: <https://github.com/satyajeetkolhapure/verax-security-attestations>


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