Verification services
The same consent-first process behind each one: the subject is asked, sees exactly what will be checked, and can refuse. Nothing is looked up before they agree.
Tenant verification, with the tenant’s consent
Handing your flat to someone you met once is an act of trust. This gives you something firmer to base it on, without asking the tenant to hand over documents to a stranger.
Read moreEmployee background verification
A bad hire is expensive; a hire you checked unlawfully is worse. This does the checking with the candidate’s explicit agreement, and leaves you able to prove it.
Read moreVendor and supplier due diligence
Before you send an advance to a company you found online, it is worth knowing whether that company exists and whether the identifier they gave you actually belongs to them.
Read moreDomestic staff and driver verification
Someone who works in your home has access to your family. Checking them is reasonable. Doing it behind their back is not, and it is also not lawful.
Read moreMatrimonial background verification
Families check prospective matches. Doing it through a private investigator is expensive, slow, and often means investigating someone who never agreed to it.
Read moreGSTIN verification
A GSTIN is not a random string. It carries a check digit computed from everything before it, which means an invented number can be caught with certainty, offline, in milliseconds.
Read moreConsent capture as a service
Under the DPDP Act every platform in India needs demonstrable consent. Most will build a checkbox in their own database, which proves nothing the moment it is disputed.
Read moreNot sure which you need?
Most people start with an Instant Check and add identifiers as they get them. You are charged per check, with no subscription.