Verify yourself. Date safer.

Date Shield gives online daters a portable Trust Card: verify your identity once, share a private link or QR code with any match, on any app.

Get verifiedFree lookup for everyone · verification for daters who want the badge

Checking someone? Here's how it works

  1. Type their phone or email

    Use the number or email they gave you. Searching is free and you don't need an account.

  2. See their Trust Card

    If they verified themselves and chose to be findable, you'll see their card: first name, one initial, their photo, and which checks they passed.

  3. No match? Ask them to verify

    No result doesn't mean something is wrong — they may just not be on Date Shield yet. Send them the link; verifying takes minutes.

Want the badge? Verify yourself in minutes

  1. Prove you're real

    Scan your government ID and take a quick selfie. An independent verifier matches them — we never see your documents.

  2. Get your Trust Card

    Your card shows your first name, one initial, and your verified badge. You control if it's published and who can find it.

  3. Share it anywhere

    Send a private link, put the QR code on your dating profile, or let matches look you up by your phone or email.

What we never show

Your Trust Card never shows your last name, phone number, email, address, or any document. Searches only work with an exact phone number or email — nobody can browse a list of people. You decide if you're findable, and you can turn it off anytime.

Common questions

Is searching really free?

Yes. Looking someone up is free, with no account and no limits on honest use. Date Shield makes money from people who choose to verify themselves — never from searches.

Can someone look me up without my permission?

No. You only appear in search if you verified yourself, published your card, and turned findability on. Turn it off anytime and you disappear from search right away.

What does "Identity verified" mean?

It means a government ID and a live selfie were matched by an independent verification company. Date Shield never sees or stores the documents — only the pass result.

What if I search someone and nothing comes up?

It means no verified person chose to be findable by that phone or email. It is not a warning sign by itself — most people just haven't verified yet. Ask them to.

What information does Date Shield keep?

As little as possible. Documents, ID numbers, and selfies stay with our verification partners. We keep only pass/fail results, and your phone or email is stored as a scrambled code that can match a search but can't be read back.