Trust, confirmed. Dignity, preserved.
Our background verification service gives families the facts they need — conducted legally, ethically, and with the full knowledge and consent of the person being verified.
Identity · Employment · Financial · Legal · Social Media
Why verify before marriage?
In arranged marriages, families often rely on community reputation, introductions from relatives, or information shared by the other party. Most of the time, that information is accurate. But when it isn't — and this is more common than people like to admit — the consequences can be serious.
Background verification isn't about distrust. It's about replacing assumption with confirmation. Just as you would verify a business partner's credentials before a major deal, it's reasonable to verify basic facts before a lifelong commitment.
We've designed our process to be dignified for everyone involved — the person being verified is fully aware, fully consenting, and receives a copy of their own report.
Dignity First
"Verification is an act of mutual respect. It ensures that the foundation of a new family is built on shared truth."
What we verify
A comprehensive check covering the five pillars of professional and personal background.
Identity Verification
Full legal name, date of birth, and address confirmation via UIDAI-compliant Aadhaar verification. We confirm the person is who they say they are.
Employment & Professional Claims
Current employer, role, and approximate salary band. We verify educational qualifications and professional certifications. Common misrepresentations: inflated titles, exaggerated salaries, unverified degrees.
Criminal & Legal History
A check of publicly available court records and police databases. Covers civil litigation, FIRs, and criminal convictions where records are legally accessible.
Financial Health Indicators
Credit history overview, major debt obligations, and any history of financial fraud or defaults. We do not share exact credit scores — we flag significant concerns. Conducted with written consent.
Social Media Footprint Review
A review of publicly visible social media profiles for significant red flags — not lifestyle monitoring. We look specifically for indicators of substance abuse, undisclosed relationships, or misrepresented identity.
Compliance & Consent
Written consent from the individual being verified is obtained before any check begins. The subject receives a copy of their own verification report. All data is deleted from our systems 90 days after report delivery.
Legal and ethical compliance
All verification is conducted in strict compliance with UIDAI guidelines, the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act 2023, and applicable data protection law. We are not a surveillance service. We do not access private data, conduct covert investigations, or use any method that requires the subject's data to be accessed without consent.
Our consent-first process
We built our consent process to feel natural, not adversarial. Here's how it works:
Initiation
The commissioning party (usually a parent or the individual) initiates the request and pays.
Neutral Outreach
MyTrueMatch contacts the person to be verified via a neutral, professional message — explaining exactly what will be checked and why.
Digital Consent
The individual reviews and signs a digital consent form. They can choose which checks to allow and which to decline. Verification proceeds only on consented checks.
Parallel Delivery
The individual receives their own copy of the report simultaneously with the commissioning party.
"My daughter's match came through a distant family connection. We liked him very much but had no way to independently verify what we'd been told about his work and background. The MyTrueMatch team was professional, sensitive, and fast. Everything checked out — and we felt much better for having confirmed it properly."
Background Verification — FAQ
What happens if the person refuses to consent?
That is their right. We will inform you that consent was declined. We do not conduct any checks without it. In our experience, a refusal to consent is itself meaningful information.
Will the other person know who commissioned the check?
Yes. We believe transparency is essential. The person being verified is told that their prospective family has commissioned the check. We do not conduct anonymous background checks.
What if something concerning comes up?
We present findings factually, without editorial judgement. If a concern is found, we recommend speaking to a legal professional or family counsellor before acting on the information.
Is this legal in India?
Yes. Consent-based background verification is entirely legal in India. Our process is designed to comply with UIDAI guidelines and the DPDP Act 2023. We do not conduct covert investigations or access data without consent.