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Koeur24: verifying members' addresses by mail to build trust

How Koeur24, the Belgian dating app with verified profiles, uses the Bjet24 API to confirm members' real postal addresses — an anti-fake-account signal that is hard to forge.

May 19, 20265 min read

Koeur24, the Belgian dating app with verified profiles

Koeur24 is a Belgian dating app launched in 2024. Its positioning: serious dating, built on verified profiles. In a sector plagued by fake accounts and romance scams, trust is the real product.

What remained was to make that verification credible — and hard to fake.

The challenge: proving a member really exists

Verifying an email address or a phone number proves little: both can be obtained in minutes, in bulk. To raise the trust level, Koeur24 wanted a stronger signal: confirming that a member has a real postal address, in Belgium.

But a postal address cannot be verified with a simple form field. You have to send something to that address, and check that the person received it.

The solution: address verification by mail

Koeur24 integrated the Bjet24 API to add an optional postal verification step. The principle is classic and proven: the app generates a unique code, and Bjet24 prints and sends a letter containing that code to the address declared by the member. On receipt, the member enters the code in the app — and their profile earns an "address verified" badge.

An address that receives mail is a real address. A member who enters the code has physically held it. It is a simple hurdle for an honest user, and an expensive one for a fraudster trying to create accounts in bulk.

Why mail, in an all-digital era

It is precisely because everything is digital that mail regains value. A physical channel:

  • cannot be faked in bulk: you need a real address, and access to it;
  • deliberately slows down the creation of fake accounts — delivery time becomes anti-abuse friction;
  • inspires trust: an "address verified by mail" badge is concrete and understandable to everyone.

What it brings Koeur24

  • Fewer fake profiles: postal verification filters out accounts created in bulk.
  • A trust argument: serious dating becomes a verifiable promise, not a slogan.
  • A lightweight integration: generate a code, call the API, wait for entry — a few days of development.

In summary

For Koeur24, Bjet24 turns a simple letter into proof of existence. In a dating app, that is exactly what separates a credible profile from a suspicious one. Trust is not declared — it is verified, sometimes through the mailbox.

Frequently asked questions

How does address verification by mail work?

The app generates a unique code and calls the Bjet24 API, which prints and sends a letter containing that code to the address declared by the member. On receipt, the member enters the code in the app: their address is then confirmed as real.

Why verify a postal address rather than an email or phone number?

An email address or phone number can be obtained in minutes and in large numbers. A real postal address that actually receives mail is far harder to fake in bulk — it is a stronger trust signal against fake accounts.

Is mail verification mandatory for members?

At Koeur24 it is an optional step that unlocks an 'address verified' badge. The member chooses to complete it to strengthen the credibility of their profile; it is not imposed at sign-up.

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