Verification
What we check
Tantea’s badges say what we have checked, and nothing more. Here is what each one means and what to do if someone uses your name.
- Verified channel: Valeria checked it herself
- Every figure shows its source and date
- The agency, with its status
A landing page you can check
Without verification
- Anyone can claim to be your agency.
- A figure on its own doesn’t say where it comes from.
- If someone uses your name, there’s no one to tell.
With Tantea
- The influencer accepts their agency or taps “Not my agency.”
- Every figure shows its source and date.
- You claim a profile by email, free and with no account.
Done by the influencer
They verify their channel with their own network account. Their agency can’t do it for them.
Without keeping their access
We don’t keep their access to the network or import their metrics.
Reviewed by a person
The agency’s document and every claim are reviewed by a person.
Free for everyone
Claiming a profile is free, and you don’t need an account.
Verified channel, by the influencer themselves
The influencer signed in with their own account on the network (TikTok or YouTube), and we checked that they control the @ on their landing page. It is always done by the influencer: their agency cannot do it for them.
It does not check their figures. We do not keep their access to the network or import their metrics.
Unverified channel: Tantea has not checked it. It does not mean it is fake.
Instagram channels do not show a status yet: they will once Meta approves verification.
The agency, with its status
When an agency asks an influencer for consent, the page they receive says who is asking and with what status: “Agencia Talentosa says it represents you.”
To verify it, we check the agency’s web domain and a business registration document from its country, such as a commercial registry certificate, which a person reviews and which we delete after the review. Verification lasts one year.
Unverified agency: Tantea has not checked it. It does not mean it is fake.
Every figure, with its source
Every figure on a landing page says where it comes from and how recent it is. Verifying a channel does not verify its figures.
Figures from a screenshot are confirmed by someone at the agency before they’re published.
48K
Followers · Instagram
From a screenshot, reviewed · Oct 2026
72K
Followers · TikTok
Declared · Oct 2026Verified channel
Trust sells too
A brand decides sooner when it can check what it sees. With Tantea, every figure shows its source and date, and the influencer approves what’s published: your proposal arrives with arguments the brand can defend to its team.
If someone impersonates you
It’s free, and you don’t need an account. The full rules are in the Acceptable Use and Complaints Policy.
- Step 1: Write to usAt info@tantea.me, with the address of the page impersonating you.
- Step 2: Send proofWe ask, for example, for a temporary code in your network bio. A person reviews it.
- Step 3: The page comes downWith valid proof, the page is taken down and we offer you its address.
If an agency says it represents you and it does not
On the request page, tap “Not my agency” and confirm. The request is rejected, nothing is published, that agency cannot write to you through Tantea again, and we open a report that a person reviews.
If the address uses your name
An address with someone else’s name, @, or brand goes to whoever proves it belongs to them. Between namesakes or generic names, whoever registered it first keeps it.
See a Tantea landing page
Open Valeria’s landing page in her three styles.
Run an agency? We are opening Tantea by invitation: write to us at info@tantea.me.