The old pattern
Opaque tracking, broad data collection, and credentials that outlive their original purpose.
About Metric ID
Redefining location identity through privacy.
We believe confirming an address should never require someone to surrender control of their movement data.
The challenge
Accuracy and autonomy should not be a tradeoff.
Traditional verification can leave organizations choosing between weak evidence and invasive monitoring. The first invites fraud; the second creates data liability and erodes user trust.
Metric ID takes a narrower approach: request only what is needed, explain it clearly, receive explicit consent, and automatically end access when the verification window closes.
The Metric ID pattern
Transparent requests, authenticated consent, narrowly scoped tokens, and automatic expiry.
Our core values
Five principles guide every verification.
They shape our product decisions, security model, and relationships with organizations and users.
Consent is active
Permission is a deliberate action for a specific request—not a blanket setting hidden in fine print.
Collect less
We minimize data at the source so there is less sensitive information to retain, misuse, or expose.
Purpose is explicit
Every request explains who is asking, why the verification is needed, and how long access may last.
Access must expire
Time-bound credentials stop working automatically when the organization-selected window ends.
Accountability is visible
Clear status and audit records show what happened without creating a permanent location history.
Who we serve
Trust on both sides of the request.
Organizations
For teams that need strong proof of address without the liability of excessive personal tracking data.
- Verified physical locations
- Reduced data liability
- Clear operational reports
- Versioned API access
Privacy-valuing users
For people who need to prove an address while retaining control over when and why their location is accessed.
- Total consent control
- Verification on demand
- Clear time limits
- Immediate rejection
A better standard
Build verification around trust, not surveillance.
Join organizations and users moving toward transparent, privacy-first location proof.