How it works

Three steps to verified identity

01

Create

Create your identity in seconds and protect it with your device.

02

Link

Link accounts you already use so others can trust it is really you.

03

Verify

Share one link. Anyone can verify you in seconds.

Why it matters

Built for the way trust should work

No passwords. No platforms. No single points of failure.

Passwordless

Sign in with your device, not with a password to remember.

Portable

Use the same identity everywhere. It is not locked to one platform.

Auditable

Important actions are recorded so you can always see what happened.

Recoverable

Trusted guardians can help protect your identity if something goes wrong.

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Verify someone

Paste a verify link or ID to check someone's identity.

Paste a full Personal Auth verify link or a 36-character key ID.

FAQ

Common questions

What does verification prove?

It proves the same identity controls linked accounts and can approve real-time verification requests.

What does it not prove?

It does not prove legal identity, intent, or transaction safety. It proves control continuity of linked accounts.

How does security work without sharing secrets?

Verification uses signed proofs and account-control checks so counterparties can verify identity continuity without seeing sensitive credentials.

What if a verify link is forwarded?

A forwarded link alone is not enough for live verification. New requests still require owner approval in real time.

What account details become public?

Only selected account identifiers are shown on a verify page. Account linking proves control, not full account access.

Can I change emails or auth methods later?

Yes. Add and verify the new account first, then remove the old one. You can rotate linked providers and devices over time.

What is included in Free?

Free includes up to 3 linked accounts at a time and 3 live verifications per month. Pro expands capacity and adds recovery controls.

What does linking X or LinkedIn prove?

It proves your identity can authenticate the same social account during linking, which strengthens continuity signals for verifiers.