Verification Policy
How Schaire verification works — and what it does not mean.
Last updated: July 12, 2026
Verification is not purchased
In simple terms
You cannot buy a verified badge. Payment may cover application processing only.
Schaire verification confirms that an account authentically represents a notable person, organization, or brand according to published criteria. Verification status is not sold. Where an application fee applies, it covers processing and review costs and does not guarantee approval.
Eligibility and criteria
In simple terms
We verify real identity and public interest — not popularity alone.
Applicants must demonstrate authentic identity and a legitimate public presence or risk of impersonation. Criteria may include government ID review (handled securely), cross-references to public sources, and notability guidelines published separately. Meeting minimum followers or payment does not alone qualify an account.
Denial and revocation
In simple terms
We may deny or remove verification if requirements are not met or trust is lost.
Applications may be denied for insufficient evidence, impersonation risk, policy violations, or incomplete information. Verification may be revoked for identity deception, account transfer, serious policy violations, or loss of authenticity. Revocation follows human review and may be appealed where applicable.
What the badge means
In simple terms
The badge means we believe this account is authentic — not that we endorse the person.
The verified indicator signifies that Schaire has reviewed the account against our verification standards. It is not an endorsement of opinions, products, or conduct. Verified members remain subject to Community Standards and enforcement.