Pay once, send your applicant a secure link, and get a sealed report in your inbox: verified ID, their Equifax credit, and background and watchlist checks. Nothing to sign up for, nothing that renews.

Then your applicant does their part on their own phone.
Your email, your applicant's name and email, and the package you want. Screening a couple? Add a second applicant on the same screen. Pay by card; there is no account to create first.
They get a secure link, photograph their government ID, take a selfie, and consent to each check. Their private details go to us, never to you.
Usually within minutes of them finishing. Their credit score, debt and rent as a share of income, the status of every check, and what they declared about themselves, on one watermarked page.
Every check runs through Certn against official records, with credit data from Equifax Canada, so nothing rests on a document someone hands you.
Their government ID matched to a live selfie, with liveness detection so a photo of a photo does not pass. You find out who you are dealing with before they have keys.
How ID verification worksTheir Equifax score out of 900, monthly debt as a share of income, and flags for late payments, collections, bankruptcies, and legal proceedings, pulled from the bureau rather than sent to you as a PDF. A soft inquiry, so it does not dent their score.
What is in the credit reportScreened against international sanctions and watchlists, including OFAC, EU, and UN lists, plus a politically exposed person check. For nearly everyone it comes back clear, which is the point.
Which lists are checkedNews articles, press releases, and other public sources in 70+ languages, searched for fraud, financial misconduct, and serious negative coverage tied to your applicant.
What adverse media coversTamper-proof sharing: every report is sealed so it can't be edited or faked after the fact.
Choose the package that fits, then pay once per screening.
Try us risk-free. If you're not satisfied with your Quickscreen report, we'll refund you up to $50.
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