Zoho’s messaging app Arattai has introduced optional Aadhaar-based verification, adding a new identity layer for users who want to confirm their profiles. Once verified, users receive a permanent green check mark intended to make authentic accounts easier to recognize.
The update is aimed at reducing spoofing and impersonation on the platform. By tying verification to Aadhaar on an opt-in basis, Arattai is positioning the feature as a way to help users distinguish genuine contacts from fake or misleading profiles.
Alongside the verification rollout, Zoho’s Arattai is also highlighting security features such as end-to-end encryption. The company says encrypted cloud chat backups are part of the package as well, giving users another privacy-focused option while keeping conversations protected.
Taken together, the new Aadhaar verification system, the permanent green badge, and the encryption-focused tools show Arattai’s push to strengthen trust and account security inside its chat service. The move reflects growing demand for messaging features that balance identity checks with stronger privacy protections.
