Help — how does it work?
Each use takes two or three steps. This page shows only the ones for the tab you picked. Everything is done with a mouse; the two exceptions are at the end, and they say so.
I am checking someone or something — free, no account
Nothing to set up — go straight to “How to use it”. See “How to use it” →
I am a person
- Create your account and pay the subscription.
- Turn on two-factor, then verify your identity.
- Take Seal Media in “My space”.
- In “My public channels”, declare your channel or site address.
- Place the code we give you where it will be read publicly.
Nothing to set up — go straight to “How to use it”. See “How to use it” →
Go to my space →My organization
- Register your company and pay for your seats.
- Add your people, one by one or from a spreadsheet.
- Take site protection in your portal.
- Copy the line the portal shows you.
- Declare your official domains on the domain page.
- Complete the DNS proof for each one.
- Open “Message seal” in your portal.
- Open “Invoice / document seal” in your portal.
- You need at least two active people in your account.
- Choose the duration and the window in the portal — 15 or 20 seconds for demanding cases.
- Take the Vault in your portal and create one.
- Make your keys, download your vault file, print the recovery export.
- Take the media seal in your portal.
- Take the media seal and open “Live mode” in the portal.
- It is included: link your Stripe account in the portal.
- In the portal, describe your venue in three lines and connect your Stripe account.
- Create the show and put the seats on sale — until it is ready, Seal names what is missing.
- In the portal, declare your tables and the fields that identify a person.
- Install the library and envelope your exports and backups.
This one needs an IT person
- This one is not code-free: it is a program that runs at your end.
- This one is not code-free either: the library is added to your software.
A question? Write to info@lifaio.com. We answer.
Verify someone (free, no account, forever). Ask for their Seal number (16 digits that change every 60 seconds) or scan their QR code, and type it on the home page. You immediately see who is verified, and which proofs were checked. A "not confirmed" result does NOT mean fraudster: the organization may simply not be registered.
Important decision? Use the CHALLENGE: you generate 6 digits, the person enters them in their protected space, and the result appears on YOUR screen — impossible to relay or prepare in advance.
An email with a Seal link? Click it: you'll see WHO sent it and who it was meant for — enter your address to confirm it was really for you.
Becoming verifiable: personal protection (US$1.99/mo) for individuals; business registration (public pricing at /prix) to make your employees verifiable — and get paid for remote orders without stolen-card risk.
Transparency: the public method · terms · privacy. A problem, a question? Write to us — the address is in the terms. Seal Lifaio is an AID — never a guarantee.
🏅 Is this website the real one? A subscribed company can display the Seal badge on its site and emails. Click the badge (or its /s/… page): type the domain YOU see in your address bar — official domain → a 6-digit code appears, the same one shown on the genuine site at the same moment; unknown domain or different code → likely a FAKE site, enter nothing there. Free, forever.
🛡️ Do you own a website? Protect your domain against fake sites from US$39 per year: official badge + free unlimited verification page for your visitors. Sign-up and details at seal.lifaio.com.
🤝 Multi-person authorization: for a sensitive action (data copy, wire transfer, deletion…), the company can require confirmation from several people: each confirms from their protected space (private link + PIN). The count YOU require — everyone, or the quorum you set (3 of 5, say) — reached before the deadline = a sealed authorization anyone can verify via its public link. Below that count, nothing is issued. Example internal grid: simple lookup = nothing; export outside the company = data owner + compliance; major transfer or deletion = + management. The requester never approves.
🔌 Seal Connector: companies that prefer their software to call no external service can install the Seal Connector: their software drops authorization requests into a file folder and reads the answers whenever it wants — the connector is the only piece talking to Seal (outbound calls only, no port to open). Ready-to-run program, no installation, reserved for active subscriptions.
🚨 A RED seal? It says the site displaying it is NOT an official domain of the named organisation. Seal knows because YOUR browser tells it which page is displaying the image — a counterfeit site cannot lie about that. It can, however, STAY SILENT: a site that hides this information gets no red seal. The red seal accuses; green does not clear. Enter nothing on that page: no password, no card, no personal details. And if you reached a verification page by clicking a seal, type seal.lifaio.com yourself in your address bar: a fake site can imitate our page too.
🔭 Domain monitoring (included). For every subscriber, Seal continuously looks for domains resembling theirs: in the public certificate logs, and by testing the common variants itself (hyphen, typo, “1” instead of “l”, another extension). What it finds appears IN YOUR PORTAL — never by email: the list, the source of each detection, and a “This is mine” button to dismiss a domain you own. Seal also lists YOUR sub-domains found in your public certificates, so you can declare the ones you use before your seal turns red on them.
In your portal : Badges and domains → Subscription
Destination country: CANADA (province of Quebec). Separate consent — it is not part of the terms of service.
Canada has comprehensive personal information protection legislation — PIPEDA for the private sector and the Privacy Act for the public sector — and a supervisory authority, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. Canada has held a European Union adequacy decision since 20 December 2001 and has participated in the APEC Cross-Border Privacy Rules system since 1 April 2015. The official study of Canada's regime published by Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission identifies no significant gap with respect to the eight OECD principles.
Our measures: encryption at rest and in transit; erasure once the purpose is met, with an erasure attestation; and above all, we keep ONLY the outcome of an identity check — never an identity document image or biometric data, which remain with the specialised provider.
You may refuse this transfer. However, our servers and database are in Canada: without this transfer we cannot provide the service, and the account cannot be opened. We would rather say so plainly than offer you a choice that is not one.
Source for the destination regime: official study on Canada published by Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission.
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