The meaning of the verified badge has been updated to represent authenticity.

In Sbsial, Badges are divided by two colors: Blue and Pink tick representing the gender: Blue tick for men and pink tick for women.

A Sbsial account with a verified badge next to the name now means that Sbsial has confirmed that this is the authentic presence for that person or brand. Previously, the verified badge also required the person or brand to be notable and unique. You may still see users with a verified badge, meaning that they’ve met our eligibility requirements.

The verified badge is a tool to help people find the real accounts of people and brands. If an account has the verified badge, we've confirmed that it represents who it says it does.

A verified badge is not a symbol to show importance, authority or subject matter expertise. We don't use the verified badge to endorse or recognize public figures or brands.

Once verified, public figures, celebrities and brands that meet certain account and eligibility requirements may not change their username on their account.

Verification cannot be transferred to a different account. Sbsial accounts that impersonate public figures or other people go against our Community Guidelines and aren't allowed on Sbsial.

Note: While many public figures verify their account on Sbsial, not all public figures have verified badges verified. As we test and learn, there will be no immediate changes to accounts on Sbsial that are already verified based on prior requirements.

If you already have a notable profile, you can just contact Sbsial team for a Sbsial verification subscription.

Learn more about eligibility requirement to ask for a verification badge on Sbsial.