Get verified

Verification starts with your photo ID and either a utility bill or a reference from a known local contact—like a society secretary, a shopkeeper, or a teacher—who can confirm your area. This mirrors how mohalla elders or building committees vouch for new families. The system keeps your ID image private and only shares a green badge next to your name with those you choose to trade with.

Once verified, you gain access to high-trust filters: filter only verified traders in your zone, see who’s been active for over 90 days, or cross-check with mutual contacts. Sellers of used cars, rented flats, or furniture often start the verification step before publishing listings—just like how Mumbai’s old-order tailors or bookbinders carry signed identity letters when meeting new clients.

Verification doesn’t replace caution, but it does reduce false starts. Users report fewer no-shows and fewer low-ball offers when both sides have green badges. Many also notice replies come faster, especially when listings go up near temple fairs or railway station exits during rush hours. It’s about respect, not bureaucracy—recognition for being part of the neighborhood fabric.