Register a business, increase your verification level, and create Checkify Passes for the sites where your users need to prove trust.
Sites are where Checkify Passes are created, such as a website, app, venue, checkout flow, or physical location. You can create sites without a registered business, but we always encourage linking them to a registered business for stronger user trust.
Start with one site and one Checkify Pass. Increase business trust over time.
Checkify separates the business, the site, and the proof request so you can start simple and build trust over time.
A business is the organisation, sole trader, venue, or service provider behind the verification request.
Registering your business helps users understand who is asking for proof and gives your Checkify flows a stronger trust foundation.
Businesses can increase their verification level by adding more trusted business information and completing stronger checks.
The higher the business verification level, the more confidence users can have when they approve a Checkify Pass.
A site is where Checkify Passes are created and managed. A site can be a website, app, online flow, venue, counter, reception desk, or physical location.
Sites can exist without a registered business, but we always encourage linking them to a verified business where possible.
When users approve a Checkify Pass, they should understand who is requesting the proof and why. A registered and verified business creates more confidence than an anonymous site.
That is why Checkify encourages every site to be connected to a registered business. The site creates the Pass, but the business gives the request context and trust.
Available verification levels and requirements may vary depending on the type of business and use case.
A site represents the place where verification happens. It could be a website domain, mobile app, business location, event, reception desk, checkout flow, or other customer journey.
Each site can create one or more Checkify Passes. A Pass defines what proofs are requested, such as human verification, age threshold, or approval for a specific action.
Checkify allows flexible setup so you can start quickly. However, for real customer-facing flows, we recommend registering and verifying your business so users can see a stronger trust signal when approving requests.
Useful for testing and simple flows, but users may have less context.
Stronger user confidence and better trust signals for real-world use.
The fastest way to start is with a single business journey such as signup, login, contact forms, booking requests, or an age gate.
Step 1
Register your business so users can see who is requesting verification. A registered business gives your Checkify flows more context and helps build trust with users.
Step 2
A site is where Checkify Passes are created and used. This can be a website, app, checkout flow, booking flow, physical venue, reception desk, counter, or other real-world location.
Step 3
A Checkify Pass is the proof request you create against a site. It defines what you want the user to prove, such as human verification, over 18, or approval for a specific action.
“For this checkout flow, confirm the user is human and over 18 before continuing.”
Step 4
Once the Checkify Pass has been created, you can use its Pass ID in your website, SDK, WordPress plugin, checkout flow, or custom integration.
This tells Checkify which verification request to open when the user clicks, scans, or starts the flow.
data-checkify-pass="YOUR_PASS_ID" data-checkify-request="human"
Start with one site, one proof request, and one business flow. Then increase your business trust level as you grow.