Product · Identity

SNAP proves the person. Recruiters see verified.

Government ID and a liveness check, run by CertiPath. SnapRecruit stores the result. Recruiters never get the documents, the selfie, or a score.

SNAP is the proof. Recruiters see verified.

The documents and the selfie stay with SNAP.

No SNAP pass, no TrustMark.

TrustMark
How it works

Start, check, record, mark.

Start
The candidate opens identity verification from their profile.
ID and liveness
SNAP collects the document and the check. CertiPath runs it.
Record
SnapRecruit keeps the pass and the date. Not the file.
Mark
A verified candidate can sign a résumé with TrustMark.

The gate

SNAP is the gate.

SNAP: government ID plus liveness, run by CertiPath. Until that check passes, the candidate cannot create a TrustMark. An unfinished check is not a failed one.

Recruiters never download the ID or the photo. They see that the person passed.

Documents stay at SNAP
The ID and the proofing photo stay with SNAP. Nobody downloads them from SnapRecruit.
Pass, or not yet
We record whether the check passed, failed, or is still pending, and when. That is all.

What recruiters see

Verified, and since when. Not a score.

A recruiter who scans a TrustMark sees the candidate’s name, that they are verified, and the date they verified. There is no ranking and no trust score.

Your account

Passkeys first.

Candidates sign in with a passkey, or with Google or Apple. Changing résumés or making a TrustMark asks for a stronger sign-in: a passkey or an authenticator code.

Questions

What people ask.

Do recruiters see the ID?
No. They see that you are verified, and since when.
What if SNAP is still in progress?
You cannot create a TrustMark until SNAP passes. An unfinished check is not a failed one.
Does SnapRecruit keep my ID?
No. SNAP holds the documents and the proofing photo.

Complete SNAP. Keep the documents.

Free for candidates. Recruiters only see that you are verified.