Matrimonial 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.
No subscription. You are charged per check, and only after the subject has consented.
Who this is for
Families and individuals arranging a marriage in India, and matrimonial platforms wanting a verification step their members will accept.
The problem
Matrimonial verification in India is usually done informally, through relatives and intermediaries, or by hiring an investigator. The information is unreliable, the process is intrusive, and the person being examined typically has no idea it is happening.
How it works
- 1The request names the person and states the purpose plainly, which they will read.
- 2They consent on their own phone, or decline.
- 3Identity and registry checks run against the sources we are connected to.
- 4Both sides can verify the consent record, which makes the process mutual rather than one-sided.
What is included
- Identity structure validation on PAN
- Corporate registry lookup, which establishes directorships and business interests
- Sanctions and adverse media screening
- A consent certificate both families can verify
What is not included
Said plainly, because a background check that quietly omits something is worse than one that names its limits.
- Criminal and court records in India, which are not connected.
- Marital status and divorce records, which are not available through any national register.
- Income verification and asset checks.
Common questions
Will the other person know they are being checked?
Yes, necessarily. They receive the request and choose whether to agree. If you are looking for a way to investigate someone without their knowledge, this is not that, deliberately.
Is that not awkward?
Less than it sounds. A verification both sides agree to, and can both see, is a much easier conversation than one side discovering the other hired an investigator. Several families run it mutually, with each side raising a request for the other.
What does it actually establish?
That the identifiers given are genuine and belong to who they say, what companies the person is registered against, and whether they appear on international sanctions or adverse media lists. It does not establish criminal history, and the report says so rather than leaving you to assume.
How private is it?
Personal data is deleted automatically after 30 days. The report goes only to the account that raised it. The person checked can withdraw consent at any time.
Run your first check
Raise a request in under a minute. The subject consents on their own phone, and nothing is looked up until they do.
Related
Available across India
The consent framework and DPDP obligations apply nationwide, and the sources we check are national rather than state-specific.