Trust

What "verified" means on Shuuka.

Shuuka verification is a timestamped, permanent, independently checkable record of account control. Not a blue check. Learn how it works and why it matters.

Trust

What "verified" means on Shuuka.

Not a badge. A public record of account control that people can actually check.

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What this capability fixes

Shuuka is not a platform.
It's a record.

When you see a verified badge on Instagram or X, that means the platform decided to give it to you.<br>On Shuuka, verification means <em>you</em> proved control of your account using one of several standard methods — and that proof is timestamped and publicly logged. We don't decide who is real. We record the evidence and let anyone check.

Your history is your proof.

Every account you add, update, or remove is recorded with a timestamp. Your followers can see when your Instagram link was added, when your TikTok was verified, and when an old YouTube channel was retired.

Your community protects you — and you control the decisions.

Your followers can report accounts they believe are impersonating you — directly from your Shuuka profile. You receive the report, review it, and decide:

Your domain is your strongest proof.

Owning a domain is one of the most verifiable facts about an online identity. Shuuka lets you connect your domain and prove ownership using a DNS TXT record or a <code>.well-known</code> file. Once verified, your domain appears as a confirmed anchor in your Identity Library and boosts your Identity Score.

Timeline

Identity Timeline

Your history is your proof.

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Public Identity Timeline

Your history is your proof.

Every account you add, update, or remove is recorded with a timestamp. Your followers can see when your Instagram link was added, when your TikTok was verified, and when an old YouTube channel was retired. This permanence is what makes Shuuka different. A fake account can copy your name. It can't copy your history.

Connect any social, music, professional, or custom link to your Identity Library.
Use one of two methods:
Once control is confirmed, the account is timestamped as verified in your Public Identity Timeline. The proof is logged. The date is logged. The method is logged.

Shield

Report Impersonation

Did you find an account pretending to be Maya? Help protect the community.

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Community Shield

Your community protects you — and you control the decisions.

Your followers can report accounts they believe are impersonating you — directly from your Shuuka profile. You receive the report, review it, and decide:

Confirmed fake
Dismissed
Resolved

Domain

DNS Configuration — Cloudflare, Vercel, Route53, etc.

Owning a domain is one of the most verifiable facts about an online identity. Shuuka lets you connect your domain and prove ownership using a DNS TXT record or a <code>.well-known</code> file. Once verified, your domain appears as a confirmed anchor in your Identity Library and boosts your Identity Score.

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Domain Verification

Your domain is your strongest proof.

Owning a domain is one of the most verifiable facts about an online identity. Shuuka lets you connect your domain and prove ownership using a DNS TXT record or a <code>.well-known</code> file. Once verified, your domain appears as a confirmed anchor in your Identity Library and boosts your Identity Score.

Add your domain to your Shuuka Identity Library.
Copy the verification token Shuuka provides.
Add it as a DNS TXT record (or upload the .well-known file to your server).
Shuuka detects the record and marks your domain as verified.

Your identity is already out there.
Make sure it's pointing to the real you.

Start with themes, apps, and direct routes. Let Shuuka make the whole thing official.