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To set up and publish your bounty table on your security page:
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1. Go to your program’s Settings > Rewards > Bounties.
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2. Input your bounty amounts for each severity rating under the Bounty Table section.
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1. Go to your program’s **Settings > Rewards > Bounties**.
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2. <i>Optional</i> Edit the column names of the bounty table that best fit the reward structure of your program under the **Bounty Table** section.
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3. Input your bounty amounts under each column.
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* Note: Critical vulnerabilities should have the highest bounty amount whereas a severity rating of Low should have the lowest amount.
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3. Click <b>Save this bounty table!</b>
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4. <i>(Optional)</i> Add a description about how severity is determined or examples of what types of bugs fall into which category.
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5. Click <b>Save this bounty table!</b>
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Your security page will now have a Rewards section that showcases your bounty table.
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Setting up a bounty table for your program will help provide more granular data and analytics for your program, which will in turn, help your program become more successful.
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To remove the bounty table from your policy, select **Remove bounty table** under **Settings > Rewards > Bounties**.
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Setting up a bounty table will help provide more granular data and analytics for your program, which will in turn, help your program become more successful.
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