Updated: 25 August 2026
Terms of use
These pages have been reviewed by no lawyer. They describe faithfully what the service does today, and on that point they bind Mizan. A legal review remains necessary before any commercial opening, and is recorded as such in the project's follow-up.
1. What this service is, and what it is not
Mizan is a service for meeting with marriage in view. You set out a marriage plan, read other people's, and ask to reach someone whose plan fits yours.
This is not a casual dating app, not a social network, not a professional networking service. A conversation exists, but it opens only after an accepted approach: it is a way toward meeting, not a place to settle. Whoever is not looking for marriage has no place here, and we would rather write that than let you find out.
The service is not open to the public today. No profile is published. These terms describe how it is meant to work, and bind Mizan from the first real sign-up.
2. Who may sign up
- Be of legal age. The service is forbidden to minors, without exception.
- Be free to marry under one's own personal law.
- Sign up for yourself. Signing up on behalf of someone else, even a relative, is not allowed.
- One account per person.
Age is declared at sign-up. It is checked only at the move to level 3, which examines an identity document. In between, the barrier rests on what people say: a known weakness, written here rather than hidden.
3. The account
Signing up asks for an email address and a password. The password is never kept in the clear: only a fingerprint computed by scrypt is stored, and it does not let anyone recover the password.
You are responsible for keeping your credentials secret. A session stays open fourteen days; you can close it at any moment by logging out, which deletes it on the server at once.
4. The four verification levels
| Level | What is checked | What it opens |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Email address confirmed by a link sent to it | Write a profile, without publishing it |
| 2 | Video selfie compared with the document shown; no image is kept | Publish, and make contact |
| 3 | Identity document checked, then not kept | Reciprocity filter, ranking priority |
| 4 | A guarantor vouches for you, or six months without a report | Access to profiles reserved for level 4 |
None of these checks is in service today. The table describes what we are building: no account has been verified, since the service is not open. The threshold you set, though, already works — the server applies it to every approach.
A level is lost once the commitment that opened it is no longer kept. You are the one who sets the minimum level of those allowed to write to you: the service does not decide for you.
Today, no screen lets anyone move to level 2. Identity verification is not built. Until it is, the four levels describe an architecture, not a service rendered.
5. Publishing a profile
- Publishing requires a confirmed address, and is always voluntary.
- Four things are shown before all else: the marriage horizon, where you live, plans for children, and the kind of household.
- Profiles are not indexed by search engines and are not visible without a verified account.
- Withdrawal is immediate, with no reason to give.
6. Making contact, asking for marriage
- An approach is a written message, sent to someone whose profile is published.
- It only arrives if your verification level meets the threshold that person has set.
- A marriage request requires an approach already accepted. No one receives a marriage request from a stranger.
- No answer is an answer. Pressing on with a second account is a way around the rule, and is treated as one.
7. Writing will never cost money
The right to write to someone will never be sold. No advertising network will enter this service.
If a paid plan ever exists, it will cover stronger verification, a time-limited highlight, and a convenience subscription. It will buy neither visibility in results, nor priority of reply, nor the right to write.
No payment is active today. No bank card is asked for.
8. What leads to an account being closed
Not keeping to them leads, depending on how serious it is, to content being removed, the profile unpublished, or the account closed.
A report found justified suspends the account at once: its profile leaves the search, and it can no longer make contact, write in a conversation, or accept a request. Refusing, withdrawing and reporting remain possible — a sanction does not stop anyone from protecting themselves.
Contesting is done in writing, and handled by hand. We do not promise that someone other than whoever decided will conduct the review: we are too few for that to be true, and writing it would be a commitment we would not keep.
If the review concludes that the report was not founded, the suspension is lifted and the account works again. Your profile does not republish itself: it is for you to decide to appear again.
An account targeted by several reports stays suspended as long as at least one of them is found founded.
9. What we do not guarantee
- We guarantee no outcome. No marriage, no meeting, no number of replies.
- We do not guarantee that what other people declare is accurate. Verification reduces that risk; it does not remove it.
- We do not guarantee uninterrupted availability of the service.
We remain responsible for what we do: the security of your data, keeping our own commitments, and handling reports.
10. Closure, changes, applicable law
You can delete your account at any moment from your space. Deletion erases your profile and closes your sessions at once.
What outlives deletion, and why
Any change to these terms will be announced before it takes effect. A change that would narrow your rights will not apply retroactively.
The applicable law and competent court are not yet settled. They depend on the country of establishment, which is not settled. Writing « Belgian law » here without a company being formed would be a claim with nothing behind it.