How TrustMatch Works

A TrustCheck takes a name plus a phone or email, cross-references them against carrier, email and identity records, and returns a 0–100 trust score with plain-English reasons. Three steps, under a minute.

How TrustMatch Works

Enter their info

Drop in a name plus a phone number or email. That's all you need — no social profiles, no awkward asking.

We scan identity signals

In seconds, we check whether those details tie back to a real, consistent identity across phone, email, and digital footprint.

Get a trust score

A clear 0–100 score plus a verdict on the identity match — Verified, Likely Real, Suspicious or High Risk — and the reasons behind it.

See it in action

Here's what a typical TrustCheck result looks like. We analyze independent identity signals and combine them into a single trust score from 0 to 100.

Scores 80 and above are Verified. 60–79 are Likely Real. 40–59 are Suspicious. Below 40 is High Risk. See how the score is built, including why an honest person sometimes scores low.

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Common questions

What does a TrustCheck actually check?

TrustCheck verifies that the name, phone number, and email address provided tie back to a real, consistent identity across phone-carrier records, email-validity databases, and digital-footprint signals. It does not pull criminal, credit, or employment records.

How long does a TrustCheck take?

Most TrustChecks complete in a second or two. You'll see a 0–100 score, a verdict pill (Verified, Likely Real, Suspicious, or High Risk), and human-readable reasons immediately on the results page.

What does each trust score mean?

Scores 80–100 are Verified — a verified identity MATCH, meaning the details corroborate each other across phone, email, and digital footprint. It is not a statement that the person is trustworthy. Scores 60–79 are Likely Real (most signals match but some are inconclusive). Scores 40–59 are Suspicious (multiple signals don't align). Scores 0–39 are High Risk (strong indicators of impersonation or mismatch).

Is this a background check?

No. TrustMatch is not an FCRA consumer report. We only verify identity signals — we do not access criminal records, credit history, employment records, or rental history. Do not use TrustMatch for hiring, tenant screening, or other FCRA-regulated decisions.