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02 VerifyOppspot / Verification · Prototype

Verify what matters. Collect only what is necessary.

One fact, confirmed. No ID database, no document archive.

01The flow

Four steps, one fact

Verification exists to make connection safer — not to build a profile of you.

  1. 01

    Choose how you want to be verified

    Email, letter or credential.

  2. 02

    Confirm one fact, not your whole identity

    Are you a student? Nothing else.

  3. 03

    See what is stored before you agree

    Three fields, in plain language.

  4. 04

    Carry a badge, not a document

    A status, never your paperwork.

02Demo

Start verification

A prototype flow. Nothing is sent, stored or checked — it exists to show how the real process would feel.
I am verifying as

No alternative? Use a university confirmation letter or a recognised student credential instead — both routes lead to the same badge.

What Oppspot stores

  • Verification resultYes or no. Kept while your account is active.
  • Institution nameUsed to display your badge context. Nothing more.
  • Date of checkSo the badge can expire and be re-checked.

What it never stores

  • Passport, national ID or visa documents
  • Scans or photographs of any credential
  • Your date of birth or home address
  • Anything your institution has not been asked to confirm

Badges expire. A verified status describes a check made on a date, and Oppspot says so on the profile — the same principle applied to opportunities is applied to people.