Privacy and safety during your matrimony search

Choose profile information with care

Use a truthful profile while keeping sensitive identifiers and documents out of public descriptions. Avoid posting identity numbers, financial-account details, one-time passwords or full document images as profile text. Get permission before including another family member’s private information.

Control how you share contact details

Agree on a suitable contact channel before sharing additional phone numbers, addresses or documents. Confirm whether you are speaking to the candidate, a relative or another representative. An account name or photograph alone does not establish a person’s identity.

Check important claims independently

Discuss current marital status, education, occupation, residence and family circumstances directly. Allow time for your family to make appropriate enquiries. Be cautious about pressure to make a quick commitment or explanations that repeatedly prevent a normal introduction.

Be cautious with money and account requests

Do not share passwords or one-time codes with a prospective match. Treat requests for transfers, investment deposits, emergency loans or payment outside the stated portal process as reasons to pause and check independently. Keep records if a request seems suspicious.

Plan introductions thoughtfully

Agree on the meeting arrangements and involve people you trust. Respect boundaries about photographs, calls and sharing information with extended family. Do not redistribute someone’s profile, documents or private conversations without permission.

Pause a conversation when something feels wrong

You can stop an enquiry that becomes threatening, deceptive or pressuring. Preserve relevant messages and use the support or reporting options available to you. If there is an immediate threat, seek appropriate local help.

Questions about profile privacy