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Trust Corners delivers authentication services that strengthen your business credibility and increase customer confidence. By verifying digital accounts and ensuring authenticity, we help businesses build trust, enhance transparency, and maintain secure online engagement.

Trust Corners | Digital Authentication & Evaluation Services in Saudi Arabia

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Electronic Authentication Services

Trust Corners verifies digital accounts to confirm their legitimacy and strengthen online trust, including websites, emails, phone numbers, and various digital accounts to ensure credibility and secure interactions.

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Document Authentication Services

Trust Corners provides document authentication for academic and professional certificates, enabling fast and continuous verification without needing to return to issuing authorities each time.

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Application Authentication

Trust Corners verifies applications to ensure their legitimacy and security, helping businesses protect users, meet compliance requirements, and build trust in every interaction.

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Evaluation Services

Trust Corners evaluates digital accounts to ensure service quality and transparency, reflecting real user experiences and helping businesses improve performance and build customer trust.

Assesses digital services to enhance quality, reliability, and customer trust.

A. Electronic Accounts Authentication Services

Electronic authentication services ensure the verification and validation of every electronic account—whether commercial, personal, institutional, governmental, or belonging to an association/non-profit organization—so that it is accurately authenticated.This is achieved through the verification of websites, social media accounts, phone/mobile numbers, email addresses, bank accounts, digital sharing links, and QR codes. This helps individuals, businesses, governments, associations, and charitable organizations build trust, enhance transparency, and protect their digital identities from fraud and misuse.

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1. Website Authentication

Trust Corners authenticates websites to confirm legitimacy and protect users from impersonation and fraud.

  • 1.1 Individual Websites
    • 1.1.1 Personal Individual Website
      These are personal websites or blogs whose owners aim to publish personal, non-commercial content, such as people documenting their travels around the world or sharing their daily activities.
    • 1.1.2 Commercial Individual Website
      These are commercial websites whose owners do not hold commercial registrations and are considered freelancers or home-based producers who wish to conduct online business activities.
  • 1.2 Commercial Websites
    These are commercial websites whose owners hold commercial registrations, whether the owner is an individual, institution, or company.
  • 1.3 Government Websites
    These are official government websites belonging to a government entity or ministry in any country.
  • 1.4 Association / Non-Profit Organization Websites
    These are Websites belonging to charitable associations and non-profit organizations.

2. Social Media Account Authentication

This service enables the verification of any account on any social media platform to confirm the identity of its owner. For example, if an individual, company, or entity has accounts on platforms such as X or Facebook, the owner may authenticate all of them through Trust Corners. This is faster and more efficient, as each social media account can have its own dedicated subscription on Trust Corners.

3. Phone / Mobile Number Authentication

Many businesses, such as tourism companies and real estate investment firms, market their services through phone or mobile numbers. To strengthen trust, these companies should authenticate such numbers through Trust Corners. Likewise, individuals who provide services through their personal mobile numbers can authenticate them on Trust Corners to gain customer confidence.

4. Email Authentication

Many people receive suspicious emails regularly. As a result, users—whether individuals, company employees, or government staff—often do not know which emails may be dangerous or contain viruses that could lead to cyber harm. Therefore, authenticating email addresses creates mutual trust between the sender and recipient.

5. Bank Account Authentication

This service enables users to trust the owner of a bank account. For example, if there is an advertisement requesting donations to build an orphanage and asking funds to be transferred to a certain bank account, how can donors trust the advertisement or the bank account owner? Normally, they would need to contact multiple authorities for confirmation. However, registering the bank account on Trust Corners would allow donors to trust the account quickly and transfer donations without hesitation. At the same time, fraudsters would not be able to deceive donors if donors are aware of Trust Corners. The absence of the donation account on Trust Corners would discourage donations. The same principle applies to many fraudulent activities, such as fake sacrifice services, fake Zakat al-Fitr campaigns, or fraudulent Hajj campaigns.

6. Digital Sharing Link Authentication

This is one of the main methods scammers use to trap users. Therefore, the owner of a link should register and authenticate it on Trust Corners to gain the trust of recipients.

7. QR Authentication

QR codes are widely used in restaurants, business cards, events, and marketing. Trust Corners helps users verify whether a QR code is registered and trusted before interacting with it.

  • 7.1 Restaurant QR Codes
    Some fraudsters place their own QR sticker over a restaurant’s legitimate QR code. When customers scan the fraudulent code, their devices may be compromised. Trust Corners QR Reader should be used to check whether the code is registered. If verified, the menu is displayed; otherwise, a warning appears.
    • Ther Warning may indicate either:
    • 1 The restaurant owner has not registered the QR code on Trust Corners.
    • 2 The QR code belongs to a hacker.
  • 7.2 Business Card QR Codes
    Authenticating business cards is important for government entities and companies. When an employee leaves their job, the business card can no longer be misused because its authentication can be canceled immediately on Trust Corners. This prevents former employees from falsely claiming they still belong to that entity or company.
  • 7.3 Lecture / Event QR Codes
    QR codes are widely used in advertising lectures and events. To gain user trust, the advertiser should authenticate the QR code on Trust Corners. This encourages users to register confidently.
  • 7.4 Other QR Codes
    QR codes are now used in many marketing and commercial activities. Therefore, any such QR code may be authenticated to gain the trust of recipients.

B. Certificate and Official Document Authentication

All official entities already have methods for authenticating certificates or documents they issue, but Trust Corners makes the process easier. For example, if someone wishes to authenticate a bachelor’s degree certificate, Trust Corners would follow the standard process by contacting the issuing university to verify authenticity. This may take approximately two weeks to one month. Once verified, Trust Corners issues a verification link and QR code for the certificate holder. This authentication remains permanently on the platform. If the certificate holder applies for jobs multiple times with different companies or organizations, they would not need to repeat the lengthy verification process with the university each time. Instead, the certificate can be verified within seconds through the Trust Corners verification link.

C. Application Authentication (iOS & Android)

Some applications may be unsuitable for religious, ethical, or child-safety reasons, while others may be fraudulent. Therefore, registering and authenticating applications gives users a greater sense of security.

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D. Evaluation Services

Trust Corners evaluates digital accounts to ensure service quality, transparency, and fair competition. Our rating system reflects genuine user experiences, helping businesses improve performance while building credibility and customer trust. Accountsare graded from excellent (A) to poor (F), with low-rated accounts required to enhance their standards before regaining full visibility.

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E. Trust Corners Customer Rating System

This service evaluates only websites/accounts subscribed to Trust Corners, creating healthy competition in customer service quality. Websites (merchants/service providers) are graded using letter symbols:

  • A = Excellent
  • B = Very Good
  • C = Good
  • D = Unsatisfactory
  • E = Poor

If a merchant's services are unsatisfactory or poor, the business account may be suspended until improvements are made. If not corrected, the account may be permanently terminated without refund of remaining subscription fees.

This service is expected to have major future impact. Once Trust Corners becomes widely recognized online, all commercial accounts will seek an A rating, while exclusion from the platform may lead to loss of customer trust and significant business losses.

Suspended accounts may return after providing guarantees, correcting deficiencies, and undergoing reevaluation.

Evaluation Methodology

The evaluation process is completely impartial and issued monthly. Accounts are rated based on the number of services/products delivered to customers.

For example:

  • When a website sells a service or product, Trust Corners issues a unique code to the customer.
  • When submitting a rating, the customer must enter the code.

This prevents:

  • Multiple ratings from the same customer for one purchase
  • Ratings without actual purchases
  • Random or fake evaluations

If a merchant provides ten or more services/products in a month, the average score becomes the monthly rating.

If fewer than ten transactions occur, ratings are carried forward to the following month.

If more than ten ratings exist, their average is calculated.

In the next month, new ratings are added while the oldest ratings are removed using a FIFO (First-In, First-Out) queue system.