How we verify
A badge nobody can read is decoration. Here is exactly what each one on this site means, and what it does not.
What each badge means
- ID verified
- A moderator has seen a National ID or passport whose name and date of birth match the biodata. The document itself is never published and never shown to another member.
- Guardian verified
- We rang the guardian on their own number and they confirmed, in their own voice, that they know about this biodata and permit it.
- Education verified
- A certificate or a student ID has been seen for the highest education claimed.
- Employment verified
- A job ID, an appointment letter, or a visiting card has been seen for the profession claimed.
- Reference checked
- The person named as a reference — an imam, a relative, a teacher — was called and vouched for the family.
Every badge carries the month it was earned. A check from two years ago is not the same claim as one from last month, and we would rather you saw the difference.
What we do not check
- Income. Nobody hands over a salary slip, and a figure we cannot verify is one we will not put a badge on.
- Character, deen, and how a family behaves behind closed doors. No platform can check these. Ask, meet, and enquire locally — this is what the sunnah expects of you.
- Anything a member writes about themselves. It is their word, presented as their word.
There are no photographs here, and no chat
Most online marriage fraud in 2026 runs on pictures and long conversations — stolen or AI-made photographs, and weeks of chatting that builds trust before the ask. This platform carries neither. There is no photo to fake and no private chat to groom anybody in. Contact happens after a family accepts a proposal, over the phone, guardian to guardian.
Nobody reaches you without your permission
Buying a connection does not buy your number. Someone interested sends a proposal — free, carrying no contact details. You read their biodata and answer. Only if you accept can they open your guardian’s contact.
You can also keep your biodata out of your own upazila’s search, withhold the details that identify you until you accept, and block any number you like. Blocked people are never told, and you stop seeing them too.
Your privacy settings →If something is wrong
Report the biodata from its own page. Tell us what happened — a number that does not work, someone already married, a demand for dowry, anything that does not match what was written.
If the reason is one our refund policy covers and it checks out, your connection is returned. Dowry demands and false answers get the biodata taken down.