Know who's really calling.

CallVerify checks that a call is really coming from the person's phone, not just their number. If a scammer fakes a number you trust, you'll know before you answer.

Why caller ID isn't enough

Caller ID was never built for security. Scammers fake numbers people trust, like a bank, a hospital or someone in your family, and the phone network can't tell the difference. CallVerify checks for proof from the caller's phone before you answer.

How a call gets checked

1

A key that stays on your phone

When you sign up, your phone creates its own security key. It never leaves your phone.

2

A new check on every call

While the phone rings, CallVerify sends a one-time check that only the real caller's phone can answer.

3

Both of you see the result

The two phones check each other, and each screen shows Verified, Not verified or Couldn't check.

What you get

Proof from the caller's phone

Anyone can type a fake name into caller ID. A CallVerify check has to be answered by the caller's actual phone.

Both sides checked

You know it's really them, and they know it's really you.

Verified business calls

Coming later: banks and other businesses will be able to prove a call is really from them.

Works with your number

Keep your existing number and contacts. You make and answer calls the same way you do now.

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