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integrations/overview.md

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# Overview
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### Why do you want to integrate with Kleros services?
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* If you are looking for pure **Arbitration-as-a-Service**, we can help you integrate with our core service [Kleros Court](https://kleros.gitbook.io/docs/products/court).
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* If you want an oracle that can provide rulings about events, connect to [Kleros Oracle](https://kleros.gitbook.io/docs/products/oracle) and get **Truth-as-a-Service** capabilities.
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* If you are searching for **Data-Curation-as-a-Service**, use our [Kleros Curate](https://kleros.gitbook.io/docs/products/curate) generalized TCR product to build open community-curated lists and read from them.
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* If you want to manage crypto-vs-crypto transactions or service-vs-crypto transactions in your app, have a look at [Kleros Escrow](https://kleros.gitbook.io/docs/products/escrow) contract \(+ Widget & SDK\) for **Escrow-as-a-Service** features.
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* If you are a DAO looking to fully decentralize your governance \(even the enforcement of proposal votes\), check out [Kleros Governor](https://kleros.gitbook.io/docs/products/governor) and use it as **Supreme-Court-as-a-Service**.
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* If you want to manage crypto-vs-crypto transactions or service-vs-crypto transactions in your app, have a look at [Kleros Escrow](https://kleros.gitbook.io/docs/products/escrow) contract (+ Widget & SDK) for **Escrow-as-a-Service** features.
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* If you are a DAO looking to fully decentralize your governance (even the enforcement of proposal votes), check out [Kleros Governor](https://kleros.gitbook.io/docs/products/governor) and use it as **Supreme-Court-as-a-Service**.
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### What about Kleros products built on top of those services?
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* Your DeFi application can source its token data directly from[ Kleros Tokens](https://kleros.gitbook.io/docs/products/tokens) registry and even curate the tokens using badges \(e.g. filtering them using preset criteria\) or indirectly through [TokenLists.org](https://tokenlists.org/token-list?url=t2crtokens.eth)
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* Your DeFi application can source its token data directly from[ Kleros Tokens](https://kleros.gitbook.io/docs/products/tokens) registry and even curate the tokens using badges (e.g. filtering them using preset criteria) or indirectly through [TokenLists.org](https://tokenlists.org/token-list?url=t2crtokens.eth)
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* Your product can use Sybil-resistance properties of [Proof of Humanity](https://kleros.gitbook.io/docs/products/proof-of-humanity) to protect against Sybil attacks or identify your users.
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* You can apply to or benefit from decentralized translation jobs in [Linguo](https://kleros.gitbook.io/docs/products/linguo) to handle the internationalization of your products.
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{% page-ref page="types-of-integrations/" %}
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[types-of-integrations](types-of-integrations/)
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{% page-ref page="integration-tools/" %}
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{% page-ref page="live-and-upcoming-integrations.md" %}
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integrations/scalability-and-crosschain/README.md

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****Kleros Court is deployed on Ethereum mainnet and mainly rules on disputes for Dapps hosted on the same blockchain (except for the bridge/proxy system for xDai Omen arbitration). Disputes are medium to high-value cases fit for Ethereum limited bandwidth.\
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* **MAY-JUNE 2021**\
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****A dedicated “xDai Kleros Court” is deployed on the xDAI chain to enable data curation and other small to medium value use cases to benefit from Kleros arbitration services. \
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products/escrow/new-in-progress-kleros-escrow-tutorial.md

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* Before we get started, remember to sign up for email notifications to not miss any important deadlines. It is important as if one of the parties raise a dispute about the payment and you do not answer, they could win the case automatically.
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Upon clicking the "Automatic Payments section", a calendar will appear allowing you to select the deadline for the escrow contract.
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This is an important setting in which the contract execution date will be determined. If no disputes are raised before this deadline, the transaction will be automatically processed.
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* **No**: Select this if you're not satisfied with the outcome/action by the other party. You'll then have an option to either settle with a partial amount or raise a dispute to the Kleros court for arbitration
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