A court that fits your knowledge
Browse Kleros courts, read their policies, and understand the staking requirements before taking part.
Browse courtsBuilt for Kleros jurors
Your place
on the jury.
Good judgment deserves a clear workspace. Explore courts, review disputes, and manage your stake with Verdikt.
Start by browsing. No wallet needed.
A considered decision starts here
See the whole case.
From the court rules to the final vote.
Find your court
Read the policy. Know the requirements.
Look closer
Review the dispute and its evidence.
Make your judgment
Understand your choice before you sign.
A focused workspace for decentralized justiceKleros courts / PNK staking
/ Juror decisions
Less searching. More understanding.
The context you need.
The room to think.
Keep the details of jury duty together, so you can focus on the decision in front of you.
Each dispute, in context
Follow cases through their stages. Read the evidence and court rules to build an informed view.
Explore disputesYour stake. Your responsibility.
Manage your PNK stake and see your juror activity in one console. Your connected wallet signs transactions.
Visit the consoleNew to jury duty?
Start with understanding.
Learn how Kleros courts, staking, and voting work before connecting a wallet. Participation involves risk: jurors can lose staked PNK, and rewards are not guaranteed.
Before you begin
A few things
worth knowing.
What is Verdikt?
Verdikt is a juror console for Kleros, a decentralized dispute resolution protocol. It brings court discovery, dispute review, and stake management into one workspace.
Do I need a wallet to explore?
No. You can browse public courts and disputes first. You will need a connected wallet for blockchain transactions, and a Verdikt account for account features.
Is this the production app?
The app linked here is the current test deployment at test.juror.vote. Check the selected network before connecting or signing. A test deployment does not mean every available network uses test funds.
Does Verdikt hold my funds?
Verdikt does not ask for your private keys. Transactions are signed in your wallet. Staking commits tokens to the Kleros contracts and carries the protocol's risks.
Bring your judgment.
Take a look around.
Your first step can be as simple as reading a court policy.
Explore the test app