What verified dating means here
Verified dating means we ask for a document that shows where you work — a staff badge, a business card, a work messenger screen — and only introduce people whose employment has been confirmed. Profiles are not taken at face value.
Why verification
The most common complaint about introductions is that the person was not who the profile said. Work is the easiest thing to overstate because nobody checks it.
Checking a document once removes most of that. It is not perfect, but it is not nothing either.
What we ask for
Just one document — a staff badge, a business card, a work messenger screen, or an employment letter. We are confirming a single fact: that you work where you say you do.
Students and postgraduates can use a student ID or an enrolment certificate instead.
The original file is destroyed as soon as it has been verified.
What the other person sees
Never the company name. Only that verification is complete.
What we sell is "someone whose job is verified", not "someone who works at X". Once company names start moving around, an introduction turns into a comparison of résumés.
The first profile shows face and full-body photos, age, and whether they smoke. Names and contact details follow only after both people say yes.
FAQ
QDo I need to upload several documents?
No. One is enough — whichever is easiest for you.
QWill my employer be revealed?
No. The other person is only told that verification is complete. Company name, industry and job title are never shared.
QWhat happens to my document?
It is destroyed as soon as it has been verified. Only the fact of verification is kept.