Identity
- Identity verification
- PAN
- Driving licence
- Passport
- Name & date-of-birth consistency
Consent-based marriage verification
Between “talks are on” and the wedding date, Marriagfy runs structured checks on both partners — ten background categories, health, and credit — so families decide with evidence, not rumours or biodata PDFs.
Don’t investigate in secret. Verify openly. Share the report. Ask them to verify too — with consent at every step.
What we check
Indian marriages still move on introductions, family reputation, and documents that are easy to stage. Marriagfy does not replace families, priests, or matchmakers. It sits beside them so “we checked” means something specific — and consent-based.
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Ten verification categories — identity, education, employment, income, legal, financial, address, social, business, and professional — for both partners.
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A shared pre-marital checkup, with consent, while there is still time to talk.
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Loans and repayment habits, for both people, before two households share a life.
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Pre-marital activity 01 · Verification params
Photos, biodata, and “family known to us” are not a background check. Marriagfy independently verifies ten categories for both partners through legitimate, consent-based sources — then packages what can be confirmed, and what could not, into a report families can actually use.
Every category shows what is checked. We never claim access to a government database unless it is genuinely, authorizedly integrated. Where a source is unavailable, the result is labelled clearly — not assumed.
Verification confirms information against available sources at the time of the check. It is not a guarantee about someone’s future conduct. Gaps are labelled as gaps — including “unable to verify from the available source” — never dressed up as green ticks.
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A wedding date is often locked before anyone books a lab. Marriagfy treats an essential pre-marital health checkup as part of the alliance process — for both partners — so medical facts are known while there is still time to talk, plan, or walk away with dignity.
Both partners complete the same essential pre-marital panel. The point is mutual clarity, not scrutiny of one family by the other.
A focused pre-marital panel: blood group and Rh, infectious-disease screening that clinics routinely recommend before marriage, and core metabolic markers. We do not replace a family doctor — we make sure the conversation happens before the wedding date is locked.
Reports are generated with explicit consent and shared with the couple (and, if they choose, with family). Health is not a public score. It is a private briefing both people deserve.
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Money is already in the marriage conversation — usually as packages, jobs, and “family status.” Almost never as a bureau report. Marriagfy adds a credit check so existing EMIs, defaults, and repayment habits are visible before two households merge finances.
A credit check surfaces loans, defaults, and repayment conduct. It is not a wealth contest and not a substitute for talking about money. It is the part of that conversation that documents can prove.
Marriage in India quickly becomes shared EMIs, family support, and in-laws’ expectations. Knowing each partner’s credit standing early avoids discovering a co-signed loan after the pheras.
Credit is checked for both people. Financial history is not gendered in Marriagfy’s process — the same report structure, the same questions, the same right to know.
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Verification is not a secret investigation of one side. Each person consents, submits documents, and knows which checks will run.
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Background first (ten categories), then the essential health panel, then credit. Findings are sourced. Gaps are labelled as gaps — not dressed up as green ticks.
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You get a structured report, not a gossip trail. The alliance still belongs to the two families. They simply no longer have to guess.
Early access
Marriagfy is opening in stages. Tell us who you are, how to reach you, and how soon you plan to marry. We use this only to contact you about waitlist access — not to sell your details, and not to start a verification without consent.
If both families are already in talks, one person can join now. When we onboard you, we will still require the other partner’s opt-in before any check runs.