Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Arattai Introduces Aadhaar-Based Identity Verification
Zoho Corporation's Arattai app has added a new feature that lets users verify their identity using Aadhaar.
This optional feature gives users a green badge to show they are verified, helping others know they are real and not fake accounts.
The app also has other privacy features like end-to-end encryption and the ability to hide phone numbers in groups.
Arattai is a messaging app made in India that focuses on keeping user data private and supports many Indian languages.
Arattai introduces Aadhaar-based identity verification to curb impersonation.
Users can verify their identity through the Aadhaar app and receive a green badge.
Verification is optional and does not store Aadhaar details.
Additional privacy features include end-to-end encryption and 'Hide Phone Number'.
Arattai supports 10 Indian languages and is privacy-focused.
- Who
- Zoho Corporation
- What
- Introduced Aadhaar-based identity verification for Arattai app
- When
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To curb identity spoofing and digital impersonation
Privacy Advocates
Security Advocates
Data Privacy
Privacy Advocates
Aadhaar verification raises privacy concerns as it involves sharing sensitive biometric data.
Security Advocates
Aadhaar verification enhances security by ensuring only verified users can interact, reducing spam and impersonation.
- Company
- Zoho Corporation
- App Name
- Arattai
- Verification Type
- Aadhaar-based
- Platforms
- Android, iOS, Windows, Mac
- Verification Badge
- Green
- Existing Verification Badges
- Blue (standard), Grey (official government accounts)
- Additional Features
- End-to-end encryption, encrypted cloud backups, 'Hide Phone Number' feature
- Languages Supported
- 10 Indian languages including Hindi, Gujarati, Odia, Tamil