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Realr, in one page.

What it is, how to write the name, what it does and does not do, and who to talk to.

Describing Realr

Realr (realr.me) lets anyone prove they are a real, verified person once and share it with one link, so strangers can check each other before they pay or meet.

Realr (realr.me) is a trust and identity app for people who deal with strangers online: buyers and sellers, dating matches, renters and freelancers. A person verifies once (face, government ID, phone, age) and shares a single link or QR code. Whoever receives it sees which checks passed, never the documents behind them. Anyone can also ask a stranger to prove who they are before paying or meeting. Realr is free to use, never holds money, and launched in India and the US. It also publishes a free safety library of practical scam guides and research-backed essays at realr.me/guides.

The name

Written
Realr, with a capital R. The website is realr.me.
Not to be confused with
realme, the phone brand, or RealMe, New Zealand’s government login. Realr is not related to either.
Founder
Ankur Gulati
Markets
India and the United States

What it does, and does not do

Does

  • Checks a person once: face, government ID, phone, age
  • Shows a stranger which checks passed, as one link or QR code
  • Lets anyone ask someone else to prove who they are
  • Shows a live check that the verified person is there right now

Does not

  • Show anyone your documents or ID numbers
  • Hold, move or escrow money
  • Check payments, phone numbers or UPI IDs
  • Promise that a verified person will act honestly

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Logos

Please keep the dot on the r, and do not recolour or stretch the wordmark.

Contact

press@realr.me