India's first DPO-attested retail verification platform. Powered by Protean eGov. ID, court records, and mobile silent checks — in 5 minutes, on WhatsApp.
We verify a person only with their consent. Before we begin, the individual being checked — your maid, driver, tenant or anyone — must either complete a quick self-verification or provide a consent receipt. This is required under the DPDP Act 2023, and it keeps every verification lawful and indemnified.
One fixed price. No subscription. No catch.
For maids, cooks, drivers, nannies, security guards — anyone with the keys to your home.
Before handing over your flat keys — verify identity, address, and screen for criminal records.
For your personal car driver — DL validity, vehicle ownership history, mobile verification.
Subject must give explicit DPDP-compliant consent on WhatsApp before any data is fetched.
From payment to PDF report — under 10 minutes end-to-end.
Domestic help, tenant, or personal driver — three tiles, one fixed price.
Razorpay UPI / Cards / Net Banking. GST-inclusive. Instant invoice on email.
They consent on WhatsApp, share documents, complete a 6-step intake — all in their language.
CDAI-branded PDF report with DPO seal, delivered to your email + WhatsApp within minutes.
DPDP-compliant by design, not by patch.
HMAC-SHA-256 attestation seal on every report — statutory DPDP §10 authorisation.
All PII processed and stored exclusively in AWS Mumbai (ap-south-1). Never leaves India.
Your subject's mobile is hashed to a BSUID before storage. Names masked in console views.
Built consent-first. Every verification carries a DPDP-compliant Consent DNA receipt.
Typically 5 minutes once the subject responds on WhatsApp. If they delay responding, it waits — you only pay once, and the verification stays open for 7 days.
No consent = no verification = no charge dispute. We refund within 7 working days if the subject explicitly declines on WhatsApp.
Yes — every report carries a tamper-proof SHA-256 seal and a DPO HMAC attestation. It is admissible evidence under DPDP Act 2023 §10.
Verification with explicit consent is legal under DPDP Act 2023. The subject reads a consent notice in their language and clicks "I agree" before any data is fetched.
Verify the people you trust — before, not after.
