Before you show up, know who's really there.
Dating app profiles, Marketplace meet-ups, Craigslist exchanges. You're about to meet someone in person who could be anyone. One photo and a name is not a name. A verified government ID plus a live face match is.
Three moments worth sixty seconds.
Before the first date
Match on Hinge, Tinder, Bumble. Before you drive across town, send a Truvee. They verify in a minute. You leave the house knowing it's actually them.
Before the Marketplace meet-up
You're handing over an AirPods box, a couch, a bike. They're handing over cash. A verified identity means both sides walk away with a record.
Before any in-person exchange
Selling a car. Meeting a seller. Showing a rental. Verify before you share the address or show up to the driveway.
A verified first name, for $6.99.
One flat price is all most people need for a first meet. You send a link. They scan their ID and take a selfie. You both get a sealed PDF. Done.
See pricingThis isn't paranoid. It's normal now.
A reasonable person doesn't want to waste a Friday night driving to meet someone fake. A reasonable seller doesn't want to show their address to a stranger on a throwaway email.
Truvee is live biometric verification, not just a document upload anyone could fake. It's a digital handshake. You're not asking for credit history. You're asking them to prove they are who they said they were, with a sealed proof you both keep.
If they won't, that's the answer.