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Drop in a name plus a phone number or email. That's all you need — no social profiles, no awkward asking.
In seconds, we check whether those details tie back to a real, consistent identity across phone, email, and digital footprint.
A clear 0–100 score plus a verdict on the identity match — Verified, Likely Real, Suspicious or High Risk — and the reasons behind it.
Online dates, marketplace deals, money asks, suspected scams, and old contacts reappearing — every TrustCheck is tailored to the situation you're actually in.

Dating apps and DMs connect millions of people, but not everyone is who they claim to be. Run a TrustCheck on a match before you share personal info, send money, or meet in person — and get a clear, AI-explained verdict in seconds.
“Name, phone, and email are all linked to the same identity. Little activity is linked to those details, which is common for a real person who keeps a low profile — proceed with normal first-meet precautions.”
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curl -X POST https://api.trustmatch.app/v1/validate \
-H "X-API-Key: sk_live_abc123" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
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