Unmatch at any time
The control stays available during the match, decision window, and kept state.
Safety starts with control.
One verified identity
Government ID and phone checks make duplicate accounts and ban evasion harder.
No precise location
One Match uses a city or metro area, never live or exact location tracking.
Private safety reports
Safety answers go to trained reviewers and never become public relationship records.
Report, block, or unmatch
In-app reporting will be available from chat and profiles. Blocking stops direct contact. Unmatching ends the relationship for both people immediately.
A report stays open even if the reporter later unmatches. The reported person does not receive the reporter’s private safety answers.
For launch support
Email hello@onematch.club. Do not use email for an emergency.
People make enforcement decisions.
One Match plans a moderation queue from the first release. Reviewers can warn, suspend, or ban an identity and must record the reason for every action.
- A single report does not trigger an automatic ban.
- Reports include match context needed for a fair review.
- A banned identity cannot return with a new phone number.
- An appeal route remains available after suspension or removal.
Read the conduct rules in the Community Rules.
Safer first dates
- Meet in a public place and control your own transport.
- Tell someone you trust where you are going and when you expect to return.
- Keep financial details, identity numbers, and account codes private.
- Leave if you feel pressured. You do not owe politeness at the cost of safety.
- Report threats, fraud, coercion, or sexual misconduct to One Match and the right local authority.
One Match does not run criminal background checks.
Identity verification confirms that one document and a live person match. It does not prove that someone is safe, honest, single, or free of a criminal record.
Use your own judgment and the same care you would use when meeting anyone new.
If you need urgent help
Call 911 in the United States or Canada if anyone faces immediate danger. Local services can act faster than an app company.
One Match will publish regional crisis and sexual-assault resources before launch. The draft Colorado safety policy covers the state-specific online dating rules that still need filing and counsel review.