
Tickets & collectibles
Check the seller behind the listing.

Seller’s Passport
Ava ReyesIdentity checkedSep 26, 2026
Send a link. Review the identity checks they agree to share.
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How it worksShare it in your conversation
Add context, then share the link in your conversation.
Accept or decline. It’s your choice.

Identity checked · Sep 26, 2026
Completed checks keep their original dates.
Review what they shared, with the original verification dates.
Identity checks can’t guarantee someone’s intentions, a safe deal, or an item’s authenticity—including tickets.

Check the seller behind the listing.

Make an identity check part of the conversation.

Ask your match to verify before you meet.

Identity verification uses Plaid for phone, photo-ID and liveness checks. Email and social connections are separate signals. An optional bank connection confirms account control, not identity or available funds. None guarantees someone’s intentions.
No app download. You can review a request in your browser. Sign in or create an account to send a request, or to accept one and share your verification.
You can reuse an active, completed identity verification. Its original date stays visible, and you still choose whether to accept. The request guides you through any missing or inactive checks.
Yes. The sender sees the request’s status, but a decline isn’t posted as a public review. You can also leave and return to the original link later.
Your public Passport has its own visibility settings, separate from accepting a request. Manage what appears there in your privacy settings. Vouches start privately; public display is a separate choice.
No. Chekkd doesn’t authenticate items or tickets, hold a payment, or guarantee the person or outcome. Review the details, use a suitable payment method, and meet somewhere public.
Have your completed checks ready for the next introduction, meetup or handoff.
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