For Marketplace, Craigslist, resale, and DMs
Check the person behind the listing.
Buying or selling, ask for their Realr before any money or goods move.
- Real person
- Government ID
- Photos
- Phone
The camera’s available. $60 to hold it.
Happy to. Can you share your Realr first?
Sure, sending it now.
What it shows
What a seller’s Realr can show.
- Buyers who vouch for them
- Repeat customers
- Their shop account (Instagram, X)
- Registered business
- Website is theirs
- The item in their hand, right now
- Identity checked
Before you pay
Ask them to prove who they are.
Buying or selling, send one link. They choose what to show you.

“Buyers used to ask for ten screenshots. Now they ask for one link.”
Try it. What do you want to know?
Before I transfer, can you verify on Realr?
Their answer
They proved 3 things
- Free to send. Free to answer.
- They can say no.
- It ends after fourteen days.
If you’re selling
Show buyers who you are.
Send your selling profile first. Buyers see a real person with a checked ID.
Daniel
realr.me/daniel
- Real person
- Government ID
- Phone
Your details
Choose what a stranger sees.
Show your first name and your checks. Hide the rest.
Try it. Tap a row.
What a stranger sees
How it works
Prove who you are in three steps.
Check your face and ID
Your ID is checked once. It is never shown to anyone.
Choose what people see
Show the checks they need. Hide the rest.
Send your link
In a chat or as a QR code. They open it without an account.
Privacy
They see the check, never your ID.
People see that a check passed. They never see your documents.
- ID documents
- Date of birth
- Phone number
- Legal name, unless you share it
Questions
Questions people ask.
The seller wants full payment first.
Ask for their Realr before you pay. It shows a real person with a checked ID. It does not guarantee delivery or get a payment back.
I’m selling and buyers think I’m a scam.
Send your Realr first. Buyers see your checks, then you can talk about the item and payment.
Can a “verified” screenshot be faked?
Yes. A screenshot of a badge is easy to edit. Open the link yourself and see the checks on Realr.
How do I know an online seller is real?
Ask for their Realr. It shows a real person with verified photos, which is much harder to fake than a screenshot of a badge.
What is the advance-payment scam?
The seller insists on full payment before shipping, then disappears with the money. An identity check is one part of checking a seller. It does not guarantee delivery or get a payment back.
How can a buyer and seller trust each other?
Swap Realr links before any money or goods move. Each of you sees that a real person is on the other end.
Open a made-up example profile:
Vintage Vault