Skip requires all users to complete profile verification. On Skip, profile verification can help make first dates safer by helping confirm that the person using the profile is the same person shown in the profile photos. It adds another trust signal before meeting in person and helps support a safer, more authentic dating experience.
Skip’s profile verification process asks users to take a guided selfie. Skip then checks that selfie for authenticity to help prevent fake profiles. Once confirmed, the user receives a blue checkmark on their profile.
Skip has four account verification badges that help you make more informed decisions before meeting someone in person.
These badges mean different things and work together to help make dating safer. However, no verification badge or background check guarantees someone's identity, safety, or future behavior.
Before meeting someone in person, it can help to know whether the account appears authentic and whether the person in the photos is likely the same person using the profile. Profile verification can help reduce uncertainty before meeting, but it is only one part of what can help make first dates safer. It works best alongside Skip’s other safety tools, like deal breakers, background checks, age verification, ID review, date reviews, and practical precautions like meeting in public places and sharing your date details with someone you trust.
No profile badge, background check, or app feature can guarantee safety. Always use good judgment and the safety tools available to you on Skip. For more practical guidance before, during, and after a date, see our Dating Safety Tips guide.
