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Verification & trust

Trust here is something you can check.

An organisation clears six steps before donors ever see it, carries a score that moves with its own conduct, and gets looked at again every year.

Getting listed

Six steps, in order, no exceptions.

Nothing is visible and no money can be received until all six are approved.

  1. 01

    Basic information

    Name, address and registration number.

  2. 02

    Legal documents

    Trust certificate, PAN, 12A, 80G and bank proof.

  3. 03

    Shelter or community details

    Herd size, sick animals, staff, land and capacity.

  4. 04

    Geo verification

    GPS location, photographs and a confirmed map pin.

  5. 05

    Physical verification

    Our volunteer visits and files a report with photographs.

  6. 06

    Admin approval

    Every finding is reviewed, then the verified badge appears.

A Jivdaya Setu volunteer checking a shelter

The trust score

A number that only goes up when proof arrives.

Every verified organisation shows a score out of 100.

Document completeness

Is the paperwork complete and current?

Utilization completion

Are funded needs closed with a bill and photographs?

Inspection findings

What our volunteers found on site.

Staying listed

Verification is not a one-time gate.

Four separate things can bring a shelter’s next inspection forward, and the earliest one wins.

  1. Every twelve months

    Counted from the last completed verification.

  2. A trust score that falls too low

    Below the threshold, re-verification becomes due immediately.

  3. A donor raises a dispute

    Any open dispute pulls the next visit forward to the day it was raised.

  4. A document nearing expiry

    The clock moves up ahead of the expiry date, not after it.

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