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# Bounty + Mint A Badge

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### Procedure: Bounty + Badge

#### 1. Go to the Bounty Landing Page

* Navigate to the landing page for the individual bounty you are managing or participating in.

#### 2. Upload a Badge (Optional)

* On the landing page, you can upload a **custom badge** for participants to mint.
* If you do not upload a custom badge, the platform will automatically use the **default images** for both desktop and mobile landing pages.

#### 3. Minting a Badge

You can mint a badge in two ways:

* **When creating a bounty** → As the bounty creator, you may mint a badge during bounty setup.
* **When participating in a bounty** → As a participant, you may mint a badge linked to your contribution.

#### 4. Adding a Landing Page to an Existing Bounty

* Go to the bounty you already created.
* Select the **“Add Landing Page”** button.
* Enter the following details:
  * **Heading** (main title for the page)
  * **Subheading** (supporting line)
  * **Description** (details about the bounty and context)

#### 5. Confirm & Publish

* Review the bounty details and associated badge.
* Save and publish to make the badge available for minting by all relevant participants.

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#### Adding a Landing Page to a New Bounty

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#### Adding a Landing Page to an Existing Bounty

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