Verified human and age checks for dating and social apps

Dating and social platforms are squeezed from two directions. Regulators want provable age assurance, and users want protection from bots, catfishing and duplicate accounts. Both usually get solved by demanding an ID selfie, which turns a consumer app into the custodian of an identity document database. It is hard to think of a more attractive breach target.

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Provable age assurance without an ID document store

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Duplicate and bot accounts get expensive, because uniqueness is cryptographic

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Verification becomes a product feature instead of pure friction

How can you prove uniqueness without identifying someone?

The wallet derives a pseudonymous identifier that is stable for your platform and cannot be linked to the same person elsewhere. You can tell two accounts are the same person on your service. You cannot tell who they are, and nobody can correlate them across platforms.

Does this satisfy age assurance regulation?

It gives you a signed, government-rooted proof of adulthood, which beats self-declaration and facial age estimation. Regulatory acceptance is still settling, so confirm against your target markets.

What do we store afterwards?

A boolean, a pseudonymous identifier and a timestamp. That is the whole record. There is no document and no identity to leak.

Built on Authbound Identity Verification. One API key covers every flow you add later.