Verify Startup Ideas

1 year ago

A small business loan platform for companies like hair salons, construction companies, etc. that want to use their own credit check data to verify their customers’ ability to pay back loans.

459

2 years ago

A startup that allows companies to verify the data they receive is real and valid. The startup has already built an API that allows for verification and has a company that offers verification services.

196

3 years ago

Idea: An online platform for verifying resumes for job-seekers The startup is working with employers like Microsoft, with plans to expand to the finance, health, and education sectors

162

3 years ago

A platform to verify if a person has a medical marijuana card in the state of Arizona

154

3 years ago

A platform for sharing, finding, and verifying restaurant ratings, based on the way Yelp operates.

148

3 years ago

A digital service that uses facial recognition to verify whether a person is who they say they are.

148

3 years ago

A chatbot that can be used to verify email addresses. The startup is still looking at options on how to make money with the platform, and it’s not clear how many people are using it yet.

146

3 years ago

A software company that helps businesses reduce fraud by providing an API for businesses to scan and verify invoices.

142

3 years ago

A platform that helps recruiters find talent and verify that they’re a fit for companies.

133

3 years ago

A blockchain startup developing a “decentralized protocol for recording and verifying the provenance of natural resources”.

122

2 years ago

A tool for notaries that would let them document the signatures of people signing documents in a way that’s easy to verify while still being completely verifiable.

98

1 year ago

A way for people to verify their identity and prevent fraud by checking their identity against a government database, such as a driver's license or passport.

98

2 years ago

This facial recognition app from two MIT grads has gotten attention for its integration with a number of services. People can use it to verify their identity in places like checking their bank account, paying at a store, or using a credit card.

89

8 months ago

A startup tackling the problem of “fake news” and misinformation, which it says is a growing problem that is costing the industry billions of dollars. It’s a “quality control service” that allows news publishers to verify sources, and is currently being tested in the UK.

84

2 years ago

This startup is building a way to protect the public from fake news, by offering a service that will check and verify which news stories you see on Facebook.

68

1 year ago

This is a “notary” app that combines a notary, a photo scanner, and a blockchain for improved security. The app leverages existing QR technology to give notaries a faster, more secure way to verify documents.

67

4 months ago

This is the “Uber of e-commerce”, allowing shoppers to find products and compare prices from a variety of merchants, then get product recommendations by verifying their location, and get a 20% off coupon for the purchase. The startup currently has over $2 million in monthly recurring revenue.

67

1 year ago

A startup that cuts fees for employers by allowing them to use their existing employee data (things like their social security number, for instance,) to verify who’s legally allowed to work in the US.

66

2 years ago

A company that builds technology that helps brands and retailers verify that the products they sell are genuine. The startup helps consumers protect themselves from online scams and helps brands and retailers protect themselves from fraudulent sellers.

62

1 year ago

A messaging app that uses blockchain to verify messages and attachments.

61

1 year ago

A B2B company that helps businesses automate the process of collecting customer data, verifying customer identities, and providing customers with a credit score.

61

1 year ago

A blockchain-based system for storing, trading and verifying medical information.

60

9 months ago

An open-source blockchain protocol for verifying, securing and trading digital identities.

60

1 year ago

In this business, the CEO says, “we are working with a small group of partners and we are finding that it is almost impossible to get a loan from a bank.” The startup uses its own software to help companies quickly verify their ability to repay a loan.

59

1 year ago

A platform for non-profits to find and verify volunteers, allowing them to better engage their donors.

58

1 year ago

A tool meant to combat tokenized fraud. The startup wants to make it easier for merchants to limit their exposure to fraud by verifying their identities and vetting them with a phone call.

57

1 year ago

A centralized platform for verifying corporate credit cards that eliminates the need to go through banks. A company can use the platform to verify its own cards.

55

1 year ago

This startup is building a digital platform for the financial services industry. The startup wants to help companies collect, verify and store financial data, so they can make sure they’re getting paid for the right thing.

55

1 year ago

A startup that claims to be building a decentralized blockchain for the global insurance industry. The startup is building a global insurance blockchain to provide payment transparency and data sharing for insurance companies, which can verify and clear payments without the need for middlemen.

55

1 year ago

The startup allows users to take a picture of a receipt, upload it to their account, and instantly receive a credit or cash back from the brand. The startup is using AI and image recognition to verify the authenticity of the receipt, and can also automatically link the payment to your bank account.

53

4 months ago

A platform to verify people’s qualifications for jobs.

52

1 year ago

A company that helps companies verify the authenticity of their products. It works with companies like Nordstrom to allow its customers to make product authentication claims.

51

6 months ago

A company that uses a combination of facial recognition and machine learning to help restaurants identify and verify repeat customers in their one-percent databases.

47

11 months ago

A local news app that requires users to verify their location as a safety measure. It’s also a way to provide local news to users in areas where there is little or no access to other sources of news.

44

11 months ago

A tool for verifying the authenticity of the origin and provenance of products. The startup wants to have a more transparent supply chain and will announce the first product they’re working on in the future.

44

11 months ago

A platform to verify and manage the relationships between a person and their medical records. The startup uses AI to inventory a person’s medical records and keep them updated, creating a digital medical record that’s constantly up-to-date.

35

11 months ago

A “community-based credit bureau” that allows people to report their own credit data to the community, and then other members can verify or dispute it.

34

4 months ago

A payments company that allows consumers to make payments with a single app. Its first product, in beta, is a local payments app that uses a GPS chip to verify a shopper’s location, and charges them a fee based on how close they are to their destination.

31

4 months ago

A decentralized identity platform that allows individuals to validate their identity and verify their age

31

3 months ago

A startup for cross-referencing and verifying e-mail addresses.

27

1 month ago

A startup that will help companies verify the authenticity of the content on their websites.

20

3 months ago

A startup that allows users to create a “digital DNA” that can be used to verify their identity online. The startup, which was launched in June, is working on a mobile app that will work with iOS, Android and Windows 10 devices. It wants to use a “DNA API” to securely authenticate users and identify them online.

19

29 days ago

A furniture startup that makes it easier to buy and sell used furniture by verifying the history of a piece.

10

3 years ago

Idea: This startup is building a service that uses computer vision to verify that a politician is actually at an event.

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Verify Startup Ideas

A small business loan platform for companies like hair salons, construction companies, etc. that want to use their own credit check data to verify their customers’ ability to pay back loans.

A startup that allows companies to verify the data they receive is real and valid. The startup has already built an API that allows for verification and has a company that offers verification services.

Idea: An online platform for verifying resumes for job-seekers The startup is working with employers like Microsoft, with plans to expand to the finance, health, and education sectors

A platform to verify if a person has a medical marijuana card in the state of Arizona

A platform for sharing, finding, and verifying restaurant ratings, based on the way Yelp operates.

A digital service that uses facial recognition to verify whether a person is who they say they are.

A chatbot that can be used to verify email addresses. The startup is still looking at options on how to make money with the platform, and it’s not clear how many people are using it yet.

A software company that helps businesses reduce fraud by providing an API for businesses to scan and verify invoices.

A platform that helps recruiters find talent and verify that they’re a fit for companies.

A blockchain startup developing a “decentralized protocol for recording and verifying the provenance of natural resources”.

A tool for notaries that would let them document the signatures of people signing documents in a way that’s easy to verify while still being completely verifiable.

A way for people to verify their identity and prevent fraud by checking their identity against a government database, such as a driver's license or passport.

This facial recognition app from two MIT grads has gotten attention for its integration with a number of services. People can use it to verify their identity in places like checking their bank account, paying at a store, or using a credit card.

A startup tackling the problem of “fake news” and misinformation, which it says is a growing problem that is costing the industry billions of dollars. It’s a “quality control service” that allows news publishers to verify sources, and is currently being tested in the UK.

This startup is building a way to protect the public from fake news, by offering a service that will check and verify which news stories you see on Facebook.

This is a “notary” app that combines a notary, a photo scanner, and a blockchain for improved security. The app leverages existing QR technology to give notaries a faster, more secure way to verify documents.

This is the “Uber of e-commerce”, allowing shoppers to find products and compare prices from a variety of merchants, then get product recommendations by verifying their location, and get a 20% off coupon for the purchase. The startup currently has over $2 million in monthly recurring revenue.

A startup that cuts fees for employers by allowing them to use their existing employee data (things like their social security number, for instance,) to verify who’s legally allowed to work in the US.

A company that builds technology that helps brands and retailers verify that the products they sell are genuine. The startup helps consumers protect themselves from online scams and helps brands and retailers protect themselves from fraudulent sellers.

A messaging app that uses blockchain to verify messages and attachments.

A B2B company that helps businesses automate the process of collecting customer data, verifying customer identities, and providing customers with a credit score.

A blockchain-based system for storing, trading and verifying medical information.

An open-source blockchain protocol for verifying, securing and trading digital identities.

In this business, the CEO says, “we are working with a small group of partners and we are finding that it is almost impossible to get a loan from a bank.” The startup uses its own software to help companies quickly verify their ability to repay a loan.

A platform for non-profits to find and verify volunteers, allowing them to better engage their donors.

A tool meant to combat tokenized fraud. The startup wants to make it easier for merchants to limit their exposure to fraud by verifying their identities and vetting them with a phone call.

A centralized platform for verifying corporate credit cards that eliminates the need to go through banks. A company can use the platform to verify its own cards.

This startup is building a digital platform for the financial services industry. The startup wants to help companies collect, verify and store financial data, so they can make sure they’re getting paid for the right thing.

A startup that claims to be building a decentralized blockchain for the global insurance industry. The startup is building a global insurance blockchain to provide payment transparency and data sharing for insurance companies, which can verify and clear payments without the need for middlemen.

The startup allows users to take a picture of a receipt, upload it to their account, and instantly receive a credit or cash back from the brand. The startup is using AI and image recognition to verify the authenticity of the receipt, and can also automatically link the payment to your bank account.

A platform to verify people’s qualifications for jobs.

A company that helps companies verify the authenticity of their products. It works with companies like Nordstrom to allow its customers to make product authentication claims.

A company that uses a combination of facial recognition and machine learning to help restaurants identify and verify repeat customers in their one-percent databases.

A local news app that requires users to verify their location as a safety measure. It’s also a way to provide local news to users in areas where there is little or no access to other sources of news.

A tool for verifying the authenticity of the origin and provenance of products. The startup wants to have a more transparent supply chain and will announce the first product they’re working on in the future.

A platform to verify and manage the relationships between a person and their medical records. The startup uses AI to inventory a person’s medical records and keep them updated, creating a digital medical record that’s constantly up-to-date.

A “community-based credit bureau” that allows people to report their own credit data to the community, and then other members can verify or dispute it.

A payments company that allows consumers to make payments with a single app. Its first product, in beta, is a local payments app that uses a GPS chip to verify a shopper’s location, and charges them a fee based on how close they are to their destination.

A decentralized identity platform that allows individuals to validate their identity and verify their age

A startup for cross-referencing and verifying e-mail addresses.

A startup that will help companies verify the authenticity of the content on their websites.

A furniture startup that makes it easier to buy and sell used furniture by verifying the history of a piece.

Idea: This startup is building a service that uses computer vision to verify that a politician is actually at an event.