Corishta Marriage Safety Guidelines
What's most important is your safety. Here are some key tips for connecting with future partners.
❤️ Involve Family in the Process
You should really get your parents or guardians involved when talking about marriage. It’s not only about keeping you safe but also makes it all more open and respectful. Family support helps with:
- Making sure you all share the same values and expectations
- Having witnesses during serious discussions
- Getting solid advice from trusted family members
- Staying true to traditions and cultural practices
🔐 Online Safety
🚫 Never Send Money or Share Financial Information
Don’t send money to anyone here, no matter their story. Lots of scams start with emotional tales and money requests. If something doesn't feel right, report it right away.
- No wiring money to strangers
- Be careful with emergency fund requests
- Avoid those investment or loan offers
- No paying for visa or immigration stuff
🔒 Protect Your Personal Information
Please keep sensitive stuff like your home address, job details, daily routine, or financial info to yourself. Stick to light topics until you build trust with the person.
- No sharing your home address until you've met face-to-face
- Keep work location and hours private
- Be vague about any property or vehicle ownership
- Nobody needs your Aadhar, PAN, or bank info
💬 Stay on the Platform
Try keeping chats on Corishta at first. This helps us catch any suspicious activity and keeps you safe from misuse. Only switch to personal contact (like WhatsApp or phone) when:
- You’ve built some trust (usually after a couple weeks of chatting)
- Your family's been part of the conversation
- You’ve had a few video calls to confirm who they are
- You both feel comfortable moving forward together
🛑 Be Cautious of Long-Distance or Unverified Profiles
If someone won't do video calls, avoids meeting up, or always comes up with excuses—could be a warning sign. Real convos are meant to feel genuine and straightforward.
- Request a video call within the first week
- Check for consistency in their messages
- Caution around stories about visa issues or distance problems
- Sooner rather than later meet in person before getting emotionally attached
⚠️ Report Suspicious or Inappropriate Behavior
If someone:
- Asks for money or donations? Block them.
- Makes offensive comments? Report them.
- Lies about their info? Let us know.
- Sends spammy messages? Don't overlook that.
- Treats you badly after meeting? That's not okay.
- Makes threats? Report that immediately.
- If they ask for explicit content, cut all ties.
You can report right from any profile or message window. We’ll check out reports within a day.
🧾 Account Security
- Create a strong password; mix uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols if you can.
- Keep your login info private; don’t share it with anyone—not even family. li >
- Please log out (especially when using public computers). li >
- No one from Corishta will ever ask (through email or chat) for your password. li >
- If two-factor authentication is available; turn it on! li >
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Thinking about marriage is serious business—take some time to really understand who they are . Set up video calls before actually meeting up, involve your family early on - there’s no rush: p >
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