Vouch

Verify in a blink.
Securely.

Wondering if this is safe? Good. You should be. Here's the full picture.

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Vouch browser extension verifying a bank login page in one click
Revolut
Bank of America
CoinList
ether.fi
SAP Ariba
Echo
E.ON
Play
Binance
Kuda
Coupa
Access Bank
YouTube
PGNiG
Experian
TikTok
Plaid
Naver
Now
Gmail
Thames Water
GitHub
X
LinkedIn
Venmo
Zenith Bank
NatWest
Wise
Monzo
Banco Sabadell
Coinbase
Coinbase

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About Vouch

Meet Your
Personal Verifier.

A secure verification standard trusted by businesses worldwide.

Companies use Vouch when they need to confirm something about their users - like an address, employment status, or bank account ownership. Instead of asking you to upload documents, send screenshots or fill in forms, Vouch lets you prove it directly from the source. Fast, private, and without paperwork.

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Grid of verification types Vouch supports: address, age, identity, income, funds, employment, GitHub, LinkedIn, and more

How It Works

3 things happen. That's it.

Install
the Extension

First time using Vouch? You'll need to install the Vouch browser extension or mobile app before you begin. It takes a few seconds.

Not sure why it's needed?
Vouch extension popup guiding the user through opening their bank login page
1.

Direct login,
guided by Vouch.

Log in securely.We'll redirect you to your service (e.g., Revolut). Log in normally—we only see the "verified" result, never your password.

Vouch extension showing verification progress, pulling only the required data
2.

Minimal data.
Maximum privacy.

Specific data only. We pull only the exact info needed (like your address) and leave the rest alone. No storage, no snooping.

Bank page showing verification complete confirmation
3.

A permanent,
secure proof.

Digitally sealed.Tamper-proof. Your data is locked with a signature so it can't be faked. The company gets the proof; you keep your data.

About the Extension

Yes, it’s an install.
Here’s why you can trust it.

We know - you've been told your whole life never to install unknown software.
That advice is good. So let us address it directly.

Vouch browser extension install screen, annotated with trust signals: used for 1m+ verifications to date, never stores your login credentials, built on open auditable cryptographic technology, and published on the official Google Store

Your Privacy

What gets
shared
and what stays private.

Here is the complete picture of what is -
and isn't - shared when you complete a verification.

What gets shared

Address Match

Proof your address matches a verified record

Identity Ownership

Proof your account exists and belongs to you

Income Status

Proof of employment or income status

Specific Claims Only

Only the specific claim you agreed to share - nothing more

What stays private

Credentials

Your password or login credentials

Sensitive History

Your transaction history or private messages

Broad Activity

Your broader account activity or personal profile

External Access

Your data accessed by Vouch outside of this verification

Ready to proceed?

Download the Vouch extension or app to get started.

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Skip forms, save time.

Proof for any service.

You hold the key.

FAQ

Your Questions, Answered

Vouch is a verification tool used by companies that need to confirm something about their users - for example, your address, employment status, or that a bank account belongs to you. If a company asked you to verify something using Vouch, or if you're installing the Vouch extension, this page explains exactly how the process works and what happens to your data.

No. Vouch never sees or stores your username or password. You log in directly on the real site you already trust (e.g., your bank); Vouch only reads back the specific, verified fact a company asked for.

Vouch is built on open, auditable cryptographic technology, published on the official browser extension stores, and has been used for over 1 million verifications to date. You can always inspect exactly what's being requested before you approve it.

No. Vouch pulls only the exact data point needed for the verification you approved and discards the rest. Nothing is stored beyond the cryptographic proof, and nothing is ever sold to third parties.

Only the specific fact you approve - such as "address confirmed" or "employment verified" - never your full account, statements, or login credentials. You can review exactly what will be shared before continuing.

The extension lets you log in directly and securely on your bank's real site, in your own browser, so your credentials never pass through Vouch or the requesting company. It's what makes the process both private and verifiable.

You can close the window or cancel at any point before you approve the final proof. Nothing is shared with the requesting company until you explicitly confirm.