Verify — step two

One source is a claim.
Two independent sources are a verification.

We do not return a number and ask you to trust it. Every assertion arrives with the sources that produced it, the moment each was read, and what happens to the answer when they disagree.

Income Employment Identity Disagreement is a result, not an error

Verification index LIVE

94% verified without a documentNo paystub upload, no PDF, no manual review queue

3.4s Median answer Consent granted to verdict returned

4 Evidence types Payroll, tax authority, bank, identity

Case

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Illustrative record built from synthetic sandbox sources. Production records carry the issuing institution, the consent scope and the operator identity on every line.

What we can verify

Six things, each returned as a plain answer.

Each one names what comes back, a real example of it, and the minimum evidence required before we will call it verified. Nothing is inferred from a single reading.

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When the sources disagree

We tell you, and we tell you by how much.

A payroll record and a tax transcript that differ by two percent is a raise. Differing by forty percent is something else. Most providers reconcile silently and hand you one number. We hand you both, the delta, and the rule that decided the verdict — so an adverse action is one you can actually explain.

<5%Delta — corroborated, verdict stands

5–20%Flagged with both figures returned

>20%Unverified — never silently averaged

The people on the other side

A verification is a moment in somebody's week.

Three slots for the photography that grounds the product: the person being verified, the person deciding, and the paperwork this replaces.

Step three: understand what the money is doing.

A verified identity and a verified income are the inputs. Cashflow, obligations and volatility are what you decide on.

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