Your child's safety comes first. Here is exactly what each badge means, who checks it, and what it does not cover.
A licensed identity vendor, using DigiLocker or Aadhaar e-KYC, PAN and a live selfie.
Name matches across ID, PAN and bank account. The face on camera matches the ID photo. Age is 18 or above.
It does not mean a police check. It tells you the person is who they say they are.
Our review team, with official registries where they exist.
Degrees and certificates are pulled from DigiLocker or read and verified. FIDE, AICF, music boards and yoga boards are looked up directly.
No badge does not mean a poor teacher. Many skilled teachers are self-taught.
A reviewer from our team watches every video.
The teacher explains what they teach, to whom, and how. The person on camera is the same person as the ID.
It is not an audition. It helps you see how they speak to children before booking.
Our team, with geo-tagged photos taken inside the app.
The space matches the activity, the photos are original, and the location matches the address.
We don't inspect equipment or fire safety. Ask the teacher if you are unsure.
A licensed background-check vendor.
Address, police and court-record checks. Refreshed every 24 months.
It checks past records only. It is required for every home-visit teacher, no exceptions.
Our team, against business registration.
Registration documents, branch addresses and every instructor, one by one.
An academy badge does not vouch for individual instructors. Check each instructor's own badges.
Software reads the documents and checks for fraud. It can speed approval up, but it never rejects anyone. A trained person reviews anything unusual, and always decides about rejections.
ID, face match, age
Documents and intro, with evidence
Home visits need a clear check
Reviews, reports and chat flags re-score a teacher
Serious reports are looked at by a person within 30 minutes, around the clock. The teacher can be suspended straight away while we investigate.