Screenshot safety
Screenshot Verifier
Use this before trusting a payment proof, social post screenshot, news screenshot, customer support chat, or viral image caption.
what it looks for
- Whether the screenshot actually proves the claim being made
- Missing sender, date, source URL, transaction ID, or original context
- Payment proof pressure, cropped chat claims, fake support screenshots, and old news screenshots
- Which source should be checked before acting
The public page is text-only and does not perform face recognition, identity lookup, or media forensics on uploaded files.
what it can’t tell you
- It cannot inspect pixels or metadata on this public page.
- It cannot prove an image is unedited from text alone.
- It cannot verify a payment without your own bank or wallet app.
safer next steps
- 1Check the original app, website, bank account, or source URL instead of trusting the screenshot.
- 2Ask for a verifiable reference such as order ID, official link, or transaction ID, but do not share sensitive data back.
- 3If money or identity risk is involved, run a deeper Kaval check before acting.
questions people ask
Can a screenshot prove a payment happened?
Not by itself. Check your own bank or wallet app. Fake payment screenshots are common, and real screenshots can still be cropped or reused.
Can Kaval review edited screenshots?
The public page checks reasoning and context from text. Deeper media analysis belongs in the Kaval product flow where the file can be handled with clearer privacy and abuse controls.