Verification is the backbone of Discretion. It's what separates us from every other companion and adult services platform, and it's why clients can actually trust the profiles they see here.
Every companion who signs up to Discretion goes through a three-step verification process before their profile goes live. There are no shortcuts and no exceptions.
Step one is identity verification. Companions submit a photo of a valid, government-issued ID. Passport, driving licence, or national ID card. This confirms their legal name and age. We require all companions to be 18 or over, and we verify this rigorously.
Step two is selfie confirmation. Companions take a live selfie holding their ID document alongside a handwritten note with the current date. This proves the person submitting the ID is the same person who owns it, eliminating stolen identity fraud and catfishing.
Step three is manual review. Our team personally reviews every submission. We cross-reference the ID photo with the selfie, check the document for signs of tampering, and verify that all profile photos match the verified individual. Only when all three checks pass does the profile go live.
The entire process typically takes less than 24 hours. Most companions are verified within a few hours during business days.
What happens to your data? Your ID documents are encrypted, stored securely, and never shared with clients or third parties. Clients see a 'Verified' badge on your profile. They never see your real name, your ID, or any personal details. Your working name and privacy are fully protected.
For clients, this verification system means every companion you encounter on Discretion is a real, verified person. No fake profiles. No stolen photos. No bait-and-switch. When you unlock a private gallery or arrange a booking, you know exactly who you're dealing with.
We believe verification should be standard across the industry. It protects companions from impersonation, protects clients from scams, and raises the bar for everyone. If a platform isn't verifying its companions, you have to ask yourself: why not?
