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How it works

Your record grows with every transaction.Checking one takes seconds.

Getting verified

Verify once for $12, then every transaction both sides confirm adds to your record.

Checking someone

Free, and no account needed.

  1. 01Search their handle, or open the link they sent
  2. 02Match the handle to the one in your chat
  3. 03Read their record before you pay

How checking works

Step 1: Verify your identity

Verification runs through Stripe Identity: a photo of your government ID and a live selfie, in about 5 minutes. RepChecked never sees your documents. One identity holds one profile, so no one can open a second account to start over.

What to have ready

  • A government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, passport, or state ID)
  • Access to a webcam or phone camera for a live selfie
  • About 5 minutes of your time

What gets checked

  • Your legal name, which becomes the name on your account
  • A live selfie to confirm you are the document holder
  • Document authenticity (valid, unexpired, and unaltered)

Your profile stays inactive until verification is complete. If a check fails, you can try again.

Step 3: Share your profile

Share your profile link wherever you make a deal: a listing, a DM, your bio on Reddit, Discord, eBay, Instagram or Facebook. Meeting in person, at a meetup or a card show? One of you scans the other's QR code.

When someone scans your codeExample

Example: someone scans your QR code, your profile opens, and they tap Start a transaction with TopTrader_NYC. The new transaction already has your username and In-Person filled in; they add the amount and description.

Starting a transaction needs a signed-in, verified RepChecked account.

Step 4: Build your record

Log each transaction on RepChecked. The other person confirms it, you both leave feedback, and it joins both of your records. Your record is tied to one verified identity, so it can't be deleted to escape bad feedback.

When a transaction doesn't countExample
Waiting on the other side
Stays pending until they confirm
Cancelled or declined
Never counts
Shipped, tracking not verified
Doesn't count until tracking is verified
Disputed
Off the public list until our team resolves it

A dispute can only be opened on a completed transaction, by a verified member. The other person can respond before a decision.

Checking someone?

You don't need an account to check someone. Search their handle, or open the profile link they sent, and make sure the handle on the profile is the one you're talking to.

Handle checkExample

Example: the handle in your chat, u/TopTrader_NYC, matches the handle linked on their profile. A lookalike handle, u/T0pTrader_NYC with a zero, does not match, so don't pay.

No linked handle for that platform? Ask them to link it before you pay.

What to read on their profile

Verified identity
A real person passed a government ID and live selfie check.
Transactions
Transactions with verified members that both sides confirmed, each with its feedback.
Linked accounts
The handles they proved they own.
Reports
Reports filed by verified members and reviewed before they’re published. Anyone named can respond.

An empty search is not a guarantee of safety. Verification shows a real person passed an ID check, not how they will behave in a transaction.

Look someone up

Deal Pass

Only doing one transaction?

Deal Pass verifies both sides of a single sale for $5, with no membership needed. The buyer never needs an account.

How Deal Pass works

Your data, protected

You're trusting us with your identity, so here is what RepChecked receives, what it keeps, and what it never sees.

What we keep

  • Your legal name, from your ID, shown as the name on your account
  • Your shipping ZIP, the ZIP you usually ship from, used to check that tracked transactions were not sent to yourself
  • A one-way code made from your date of birth, name and document number. It stops second accounts and can't be turned back into those details.

What we never see or keep

  • Your ID documents, scans or photos
  • Any biometric or facial recognition data
  • Your full address
  • Your date of birth or document number, once the code is made

Your record starts with one check.