Deep dive

Prove it's you — without handing out copies.

Verify your details once in allme: your email or phone with a code, your name or ID number with a quick document check. A company you share them with sees they're verified — no passport copies in anyone's inbox.

The agency needs to know it's really Lukas.

Passport copies in strangers' inboxes.

Verified once, in the app.

Proof without handing out copies. Reuse it anywhere.

Why you'll want it

Check it once

Verify your email or phone with a code, and details like your name, date of birth or ID number with a check of your passport or ID. The verified mark stays with the detail.

Proof, not photocopies

A company that asks for a verified detail gets the value together with its verification details — a fingerprint of the value, and when and how it was verified — not a scan of your passport sitting in an inbox.

Always honest

Save a verified detail again, even unchanged, and it's no longer verified until you check it again. A verified ID number stops counting when the document expires.

How it works

The allme app showing Havel Homes asking for a verified email address, with Verify now next to Lukas's work email

01Verify now

A detail you can verify shows Verify now — even right where you choose what to share. Your email or phone then gets an 8-digit code, valid for 30 minutes.

02Verified

Enter the code and the detail carries a verified mark. Details like your name or ID number are verified with a quick check of your passport, driving licence, residence permit or photo ID.

The allme app with Lukas's verified personal email chosen to answer Havel Homes' verified-only request

03A company asks for proof

A company that needs a verified detail marks its request "verified only". Choose your verified value, connect — and its verification details go along with it.

What "verified" proves

When a detail is verified, allme keeps a salted fingerprint of that exact value. A company that receives it gets the value, encrypted for it, plus that fingerprint and when and how it was verified, so it can check that the value it received is the one that was verified. The verification says the detail was verified at that moment, not that it still is today. How you signed in, like your IP address, never reaches the company.

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Frequently asked questions

Which details can I verify?

Your email and phone number with a code. Details such as your name, date of birth, nationality, ID number, address and your ID document itself with a document check.

Which documents can I use?

A passport, a driving licence, a residence permit or a photo ID.

Does the company get a copy of my passport?

Not for a verified detail: it gets the detail itself and its verification details. A company only receives a document if it asks you for that document and you share it.

What happens if I change a verified detail?

It's no longer verified. Any save removes the mark, even if the value stays the same — verify it again to get the mark back.

Can a company insist on a verified detail?

Yes. A request can ask for a verified value, even one verified recently, and only a verified value of yours can answer it.