Trust at TruzBiz
Trust is built through transparency, evidence and accountability.
TruzBiz establishes trusted business identity through defined sources, evidence, verification procedures, review, status management and periodic reverification. This Trust Centre explains who operates TruzBiz, what verification covers, what it does not cover, how your information is handled, and where to go if something is wrong.
Trust areas
What TruzBiz Verified means
The scope of verification — and an explicit list of what it does not mean.
Read more →How verification works
The verification steps, from identifying the business to publishing and maintaining its status.
Read more →Verification lifecycle
How a verification stays current, becomes due, lapses, or is suspended or withdrawn.
Read more →Data & privacy
What information verification needs, why, how evidence is handled, and your rights.
Read more →Security
The security controls TruzBiz operates today — stated conservatively, with evidence.
Read more →Report an issue
Correct business information, challenge a status, or report a security or privacy concern.
Read more →Operating company
Who operates TruzBiz and how accountability is structured.
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Our position
TruzBiz is not a business-quality rating, a reputation score, a financial assessment, or a government endorsement. Verification confirms that specified identity evidence has been reviewed — nothing more, and nothing less.
Verification is a point-in-time determination based on defined evidence. Business information changes, so verification is time-limited, subject to reverification, and lapses when it is not renewed. It does not guarantee future conduct.
How to read this Trust Centre. Every page states what is current practice. Where a process is still being formalised — for example exact data-retention periods — we say so plainly rather than inventing detail. See also the TruzBiz Standard, which sets out the philosophy behind verification, and our Privacy Policy.