Verification & privacy, explained

How to check that a Repfie verification is genuine, and why your privacy stays safe.

Is this real? How to check

A real person said "yes, this is me" for this content. That yes is saved in a public record that no one can change or erase. Here is how to be sure, in simple words.

How to know it is real

✓Do not rely on a badge or a check mark on any page. Those can be faked. The only real proof is the record on the blockchain.
✓On a Repfie certificate, tap View Transaction to open that record on a trusted explorer (see the list below). If the record is there and the details match, it is real.
✓The picture and details on that trusted explorer must match the certificate you are checking.

How to spot a fake

×A real check only shows you things. It never asks you for anything.
×If a page asks you to log in, pay, connect a wallet, or type secret words, it is a trick. Close it.
×If the name, picture, or details do not match, do not trust it.

Golden rule: Checking is always free and safe. It only shows you the record. If anyone ever asks you for money, passwords, your wallet, or secret words, it is a scam.

For the technical check: tap View Transaction to open the record on BscScan (the public explorer for BNB Smart Chain, bscscan.com). On that page, the transaction must interact with Repfie's official contract:

0x9C4C9C099F8cDab4459972E7C02E9Eb4d17FbE83

This is Repfie's official contract address, shown as Contract Address on every certificate. If a transaction points to any other contract, it is not a genuine Repfie certificate.

Only view transactions on an official explorer

These are the trusted, official ones. If a transaction ever opens on any other website, treat it as fake:

BNB Smart Chainbscscan.com
Ethereumetherscan.io
Polygonpolygonscan.com

Is my privacy safe?

Yes. When you post a public photo, Repfie writes a small proof to the blockchain so no one can steal your likeness. Here is exactly what is saved, and where.

On the blockchain (public, forever)

Only two things are saved, and neither can be turned back into you:

An image fingerprint (a one-way hash of the image).
A face fingerprint (a one-way hash of your face).

These are irreversible: no one can rebuild your photo or your face from them. They exist only to prove something is, or is not, really you.

Your photos and creations

Your actual face images and creations are not on the blockchain. They are stored securely on Microsoft Azure, and you can delete them any time.

So the permanent public record holds only irreversible fingerprints that protect you. Your real images stay private, and you stay in control.