Register a business, add sites, and deploy Checkify Passes. You can set everything up in the Checkify app or start on checkify.me — both paths reach the same business account.
Each site gets one auto-provisioned Pass. Use the Checkify app for on-the-go setup, or register on the website and manage your account from the business dashboard.
Start with one site and one Checkify Pass. Increase business trust over time.
Checkify separates the business, the site, and the proof request so you can start simple and build trust over time.
A business is the organisation, sole trader, venue, or service provider behind the verification request.
Registering your business helps users understand who is asking for proof and gives your Checkify flows a stronger trust foundation.
Businesses can increase their verification level by adding more trusted business information and completing stronger checks.
The higher the business verification level, the more confidence users can have when they approve a Checkify Pass.
A site is where Checkify Passes are created and managed. A site can be a website, app, online flow, venue, counter, reception desk, or physical location.
Sites can exist without a registered business, but we always encourage linking them to a verified business where possible.
When users approve a Checkify Pass, they should understand who is requesting the proof and why. A registered and verified business creates more confidence than an anonymous site.
That is why Checkify encourages every site to be connected to a registered business. The site creates the Pass, but the business gives the request context and trust.
Available verification levels and requirements may vary depending on the type of business and use case.
A site represents the place where verification happens. It could be a website domain, mobile app, business location, event, reception desk, checkout flow, or other customer journey.
Each digital site gets one auto-provisioned Checkify Pass. Age and other proofs are configured in your integration, not as separate Passes.
Checkify allows flexible setup so you can start quickly. However, for real customer-facing flows, we recommend registering and verifying your business so users can see a stronger trust signal when approving requests.
Useful for testing and simple flows, but users may have less context.
Stronger user confidence and better trust signals for real-world use.
Both paths create the same Checkify business. Choose whichever fits how you work — many teams register on the website and use the app day to day.
Add a business from Settings, finish setup, add credits, then open Manage sites for websites or physical locations.
App setup guide →Register online, pay through Stripe, sign in to the business dashboard with the app, then add sites and copy your Pass ID.
Website setup guide →Install the Checkify app, create your identity, then register and manage your business from Settings.
Step 1
Open Settings in the Checkify app and tap Add business. Enter your legal business name and select your business country.
Step 2
Confirm your business details, complete setup, and activate the business. If prompted, add credits under Settings → Top up / Subscribe before creating sites.
Step 3
Open Settings → Manage sites. Add a website (domains + Pass ID) or a physical location (venue QR or access areas). Checkify auto-provisions one Pass per site.
Step 4
Follow the physical-locations or website guide to show a QR, set up access areas, or paste your Pass ID into WordPress or your code.
Site deployment guides →Register your business on the website, complete Stripe checkout, then use the Checkify app to sign in to the business dashboard.
Step 1
Go to Register Business, enter your business name, country, billing email, and primary domain. Choose a plan or credit pack and continue to Stripe to complete payment.
Open register business →Step 2
Open Business Login on checkify.me and scan the QR code with the Checkify app. This passwordless sign-in links your browser session to your business account.
Open business login →Step 3
In the business dashboard, open Sites and add a website. Enter the site name and allowed domains (comma-separated). Checkify auto-provisions one Pass when you save.
Step 4
Open Checkify Passes in the dashboard and copy the Pass ID for your site. Paste it into WordPress Connector, your JavaScript embed, or custom integration code.
Deploy verification on your website or at a physical location. Use the site guides for QR codes, access areas, WordPress, or SDK integration.
Register on the website or open the Checkify app. Start with one site and one Pass, then expand when you are ready.