Address signal
Confirms service-address evidence, not property ownership.
Extract consumer, provider, billing-period, and service-address signals for address verification, tenant onboarding, vendor review, and society workflows.
Confirms service-address evidence, not property ownership.
Document quality and extraction confidence stay visible.
Old bills or unreadable files are flagged.
Choose Electricity Bill, state the reason for verification, and invite the subject or enter fixture data in sandbox.
The data principal sees the requester, purpose, and check type before any live verification starts.
PRAMAAN evaluates document signals and match evidence while keeping sensitive values minimized.
Teams receive a masked, timestamped result with consent reference, signals, and review guidance.
Electricity bills can support address verification, but they should not be used as proof of ownership.
Extracts consumer, account, or bill reference where visible.
Compares bill name with the submitted profile or declared relationship.
Extracts and normalizes the address visible on the bill.
Checks recency and flags stale bills.
Surfaces provider and state/discom signals for reviewer context.
Flags unreadable, edited, or low-confidence files.
A utility bill can support address presence, but the name on the bill may belong to a landlord, family member, or business.
Address verification
Tenant onboarding
Vendor address evidence
Confirm service-address evidence alongside identity checks.
Review address proof without implying ownership.
Attach address evidence to vendor files.
Support current-address review for domestic staff.
Standardize proof collection and reviewer notes.
Validate resident or staff address signals.
PRAMAAN should call the output an address signal and show stale, unreadable, or mismatched documents as review items.
Every preview uses dummy sandbox data, a consent reference, a timestamp, document-specific signals, and bounded report language.
Sample sandbox report — no real PII
Sample sandbox report — no real PII. Electricity bill verification provides address signals, not property ownership proof.
Bills outside the accepted recency window should be flagged.
The bill may be in a landlord or family member name and needs context.
Low OCR confidence or suspicious edits should route to review.
Use electricity bills as one address proof signal in a broader consented workflow.
Single live verification
₹99
Add address-proof review into tenant, vendor, employee, and society onboarding systems.
Household help, driver, tutor — the default identity rail in India.
Fallback identity and address verification for workers, tenants, vendors, staffing candidates, and platform users.
Drivers, delivery workers, fleet operators — DL is the implicit job-credential.
Tenant, vendor, employee — anyone receiving payment in India.
Vendor onboarding, B2B contractor vetting, marketplace seller verification.
Large B2B contracts, marketplace KYB, investor diligence on prospective partners.
No. Live checks require explicit consent from the data principal before processing begins.
Yes. The sandbox demo uses fixture data only and does not require real PII.
PRAMAAN surfaces the mismatch as a verification signal and recommends manual review where the evidence is incomplete, stale, or inconsistent.
No. Reports provide verification signals and consent evidence for reviewer decision support. They should not be treated as a guaranteed legal outcome.
No. It is an address signal only and should not be treated as ownership proof.
The report should flag the relationship or name mismatch for reviewer context.
Use sandbox fixture data first, then run a live ₹99 verification when the requester, purpose, and consent path are ready.