Nowhere. We don’t keep it, and neither does our ID technology partner. Once you’re verified, your data stays safely on your device, under your control.

We’re fully transparent: we avoid big centralized databases, since those are prime targets for hackers. With our system, your identity never leaves your device — you’re always in control.

Our ID technology uses biometric checks, proof-of-personhood, and proof-of-uniqueness to confirm you’re a real human and not already registered under another identity. All of this happens privately and securely, without relying on a global identity database.

Your verified ID is never stored on our servers, so we can’t “pull” it from a database. In the rare event of a serious safety or legal issue, we’re developing a clear disclosure policy to outline exactly what limited information we can share with authorities — and only when required by law. Our priority is to protect both user safety and user privacy.

As part of ID verification, our technology partner runs a biometric sanctions screening. This simply means they check that the person verifying isn’t listed on any government watchlists, sanctions lists, or databases that would prevent them from using the service.

No. The screening is done securely through encrypted checks. Your personal details aren’t shared or stored in a government database — the system just confirms whether you’re clear to use the platform.

 It helps keep the community safer by preventing bad actors — like people flagged for fraud, terrorism financing, or other serious crimes — from creating accounts. It’s an added layer of protection for everyone.

If a match is found, that person won’t be able to complete verification or access the platform. For ordinary users, this doesn’t affect the experience at all — it only matters if there’s a confirmed match against official sanctions lists.