Safety

What we check,
and what we can't.

Three automated checks run before a profile ever reaches you. None of them make a stranger safe, and this page is as clear about the second part as the first.

Before you match

Three checks, running whether anyone complains or not.

Every photo is screened

A new photo is visible to nobody but its owner until it has been checked. Explicit content ends the account. Violence, hate symbols, drug use and anything borderline are held back and looked at by a person.

If a photo cannot be checked, it waits. An unchecked photo is never shown.

Faces can be verified

The blue tick is a live camera check matched against the profile's own photos. It is optional for the person, and it is information for you: a ticked profile is a person whose face was present, live, and matched what you are looking at.

Adults only

Birth date is checked at sign-up and an under-18 profile is refused outright. If one gets through by a false date, They seem underage is the report reason acted on fastest.

And the part most safety pages skip. Cosmic Match introduces people; it does not vet them. There are no background checks, no criminal record checks and no identity documents. A verified tick proves a face matches a profile — it proves nothing about the person behind it. Screening reduces risk. It does not remove it, and nothing on this page should be read as though it does.

While you are talking

What is yours, and what you can do.

Your conversation is private

Readable by the two people in it and nobody else. That is enforced by the database itself, not by the app choosing to behave. Nobody on the team reads a conversation that has not been reported.

Your location is never shared

Other people see a distance in whole kilometres, never finer than 2 km, and never a position. Your birth city is a separate field for the astrology and is not where you live.

Your contact details are yours to give

Your email address and phone number are never shown to another user. If someone has them, it is because you sent them.

Unmatch, any time

Immediate and permanent in both directions. Neither of you is shown to the other again, and it needs no reason and no explanation to them.

Report, separately

Reporting does not unmatch, and unmatching does not report. They are two buttons on purpose, so getting away from someone and being heard about them are never the same decision.

Reporting

Six reasons, one tap, from inside the chat.

Picking the right one matters — it is what decides how fast a person looks.

Inappropriate messages

Sexual, graphic or unwanted content.

Harassment or abuse

Threats, insults, or repeated unwanted contact.

Spam or a scam

Selling something, or asking for money. If a match asks you for money, this is the one — and do not send anything.

Fake profile

Photos or details that are not theirs.

They seem underage

This one we act on fastest.

Something else

Tell us below and we will read it.

The person you report is never told. Not that a report exists, not who made it, and not what it said. The conversation stays open and looks exactly as it did — so reporting never tips someone off, and never makes things worse for the person who reported.

Before you meet

The advice is old because it works.

Meet in public, the first few times

A café, a restaurant, somewhere with other people in it and staff who would notice. Not their home, not yours, not a car.

Tell someone where you are

A friend or family member gets the name, the place and the time. Share your live location with them for the evening.

Get there and back yourself

Your own transport, both ways. It is the single easiest thing to arrange and the hardest to arrange later.

Video call first

Five minutes on video settles more than an hour of texting, and it is very hard to fake.

Watch your drink

Order it yourself, watch it arrive, keep it with you. Leave if you feel strange in a way the drink does not explain.

Leave whenever you want

You owe nobody an explanation, a full evening, or a polite exit. Feeling uneasy is a complete reason on its own.

If you are in immediate danger, call 112. That is India's single emergency number and it reaches police, ambulance and fire. The national women's helpline is 181. Tell us afterwards at care@cosmicmatch.in so the account can be dealt with — but emergency services first, always.

Scams

The pattern is almost always the same.

Romance scams do not look like scams. They look like the best conversation you have had in months, right up until the moment money comes up.

It moves very fast

Intense affection within days, talk of a future, and pressure to move off the app to WhatsApp or Telegram almost immediately. Off the app, none of the protections on this page exist.

There is an opportunity

Crypto, trading, a platform they are doing well on, a group that will let you in. This is the single most common romance scam in India and it never ends with you getting your money back.

There is an emergency

A hospital bill, a stuck payment, a customs fee, a phone about to be cut off. Always urgent, always solvable by a transfer, always to someone you have never met.

Intimate images become leverage

Photos or video are requested warmly and then used as a threat. If this happens: do not pay, keep the messages, report the account here, and report it to India's cybercrime portal.

The camera never works

Endless reasons why a video call is impossible. A person who will not appear on video after weeks of talking is telling you something.

One rule covers all of it: never send money to someone you met on a dating app. Not a loan, not a deposit, not "I'll pay you back tomorrow", not a small amount to prove you trust them. There is no exception, and asking is itself grounds for a permanent ban — see ban guidelines.

Something happened

Tell us, even if you are not sure.

A report inside the app is the fastest route. For anything that does not fit a report — or anything you would rather say to a person — write to us.

care@cosmicmatch.in

Last updated 24 August 2026