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Verified Workers You Can Book Nearby

Every worker profile on Jugaadi carries a manual verification badge, checked by the pilot admin before they're trusted for tasks.

Verified

What "verified" means right now

Jugaadi is piloting in a single city, and worker verification reflects that scale honestly: an admin manually confirms a worker's identity — by phone or in person — and flips a verified flag on their profile. It's a basic trust signal, not a police check or automated KYC system.

Why manual, not automated

At pilot volume, a human check is faster to set up and more accurate than wiring in a third-party verification API nobody's tested yet. The tradeoff is explicit: this scales to the admin's own bandwidth, not to thousands of workers — that's a deliberate choice for the pilot stage, revisited if and when volume demands it.

Where you see it

The verified badge shows up when an owner reviews who's responded to a posted task, next to each worker's name — so your booking choice factors in verification alongside distance and whatever else the owner wants to weigh.

Next steps

Frequently asked questions

How is a worker verified?

During this single-city pilot, verification is a manual check by Jugaadi's admin — a phone call or in-person confirmation — not an automated background check or ID system.

Can I see the badge before booking?

Yes — a worker's verification status shows on their profile card when you're reviewing who's responded to your task.

Will verification get more rigorous later?

The pilot deliberately keeps this manual and simple. A more automated KYC check is a future consideration once volume justifies it, not part of the current MVP.

Need a worker, or looking for work?

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