🔒 18+ only — Passport is for adults
Pick who you're interested in and share your location — you'll start seeing real people right away. Age, interests, distance and everything else can be fine-tuned anytime from Filters.
Swipe, match, and chat with people worldwide — messages translate as you send them, and you can send a USDT (ERC-20) tip when someone's worth it.
People open to a direct message — no match needed first. Turn this on for yourself in Edit Profile to appear here too.
This is your own wallet — MetaMask, Rainbow, or any other Ethereum wallet extension. Passport never holds it, never sees your keys or seed phrase, and can't move funds without your explicit approval in your wallet.
Passport is built for people who actually want to meet, not endlessly scroll. Every profile is real, every conversation translates instantly, and the whole experience is designed to be fun, fast, and genuinely intuitive — not another chore app.
When you send a friend or a business a secured payment, it doesn't just disappear into their account. It's locked in a secured hold first — visible to both of you — and only moves to them once it's approved for final release. Nobody has to hand over money on trust alone before they've actually met.
If a held payment is disputed instead of approved, it isn't decided by one side's word against the other's. It's designed to go to a small, rotating panel of community members — men and women — who review the dispute confidentially and decide whether the funds are released to the recipient or returned to the sender. In this prototype that review happens through our staff console rather than a live rotating panel, but the underlying hold → approve/dispute → release-or-refund mechanics are fully working today.
Businesses get paid more reliably because funds are locked in as soon as a customer commits — held securely until they've actually met or received what they paid for, then released with one tap. Fewer no-shows, fewer disputes, more trust on both sides.
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