Shashank Yadav

Background verification for passenger transport, cab services, and ride-hailing companies in India means verifying the identity and driving credentials of every driver who carries passengers by checking their PAN and Voter ID numbers against the Income Tax Department and Election Commission databases, and their Driving Licence against the VAHAN/SARATHI database, through platforms like Compose1 Verify, […]

Background verification for cleaning and facility management companies in India means verifying the identity of every janitor, housekeeper, deep cleaning technician, pest control operator, maintenance worker, and support staff member who enters client premises by checking their PAN and Voter ID numbers against government databases through platforms like Compose1 Verify, a process that takes under […]

Background verification for event management companies and the wedding industry in India means verifying the identity of every temporary crew member, vendor staff, caterer, decorator, DJ, photographer, driver, and support worker who enters the event venue by checking their PAN and Voter ID numbers against government databases through platforms like Compose1 Verify, a process that […]

Background verification for NGOs, non-profits, and charitable organizations in India means verifying the identity of every employee, volunteer, and fieldworker who handles donor funds, works with vulnerable populations (children, women, elderly, disabled individuals), or represents the organization in the field by checking their PAN and Voter ID numbers against government databases through platforms like Compose1 […]

A SaaS founder in Pune was billing $8,000 MRR from US and UK clients. His international payment gateway dashboard showed a transaction fee of 4.4%. What it did not show was the 3.5% foreign exchange conversion markup applied before a single dollar reached his account. The real cost was closer to 8% per dollar billed. […]

Why Recurring Billing Has a Different Cost Structure One-time payment gateway comparisons typically reduce to three variables: TDR, annual maintenance charge (AMC), and payment success rate. Recurring billing introduces three additional cost layers that most pricing page comparisons ignore entirely. Mandate registration fees are charged by some gateways each time a customer authorises a new […]

Background verification for security guards in India is both a regulatory requirement under the Private Security Agencies Regulation Act (PSARA) 2005 and a fundamental business necessity because security guards are hired specifically to protect people, property, and assets, a mandate that is meaningless if the guard’s own identity has not been verified against government databases […]

Verifying domestic help, nannies, and home staff in India means checking their PAN and Voter ID numbers against government databases to confirm they are who they claim to be, a process that takes under 15 minutes through digital platforms like Compose1 Verify and costs less than what you pay your helper for a single day’s […]

Background verification for real estate and construction companies in India is a regulatory, safety, and liability necessity because the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016 (RERA) holds developers accountable for project delivery and professional standards, the Building and Other Construction Workers Act 1996 mandates worker safety protections, and site environments with heavy machinery, heights, […]

Background verification in the education sector in India is fundamentally a child and student safety measure because teachers, tutors, administrative staff, and support workers in schools, colleges, coaching centres, and edtech companies have direct, often unsupervised access to minors and young adults, making identity verification through PAN, Voter ID, and employment history checks through UAN […]