The 3 rules behind every partnership

• Vetric knows the its partners use cases.
  Before granting any access, Vetric confirms who the customer is, who its intended use cases are, what they want to achieve, and whether Vetric stands behind that goal.
• Vetric stays out of US-sanctioned countries.
  Vetric screens the organizations to make sure ithey only work with those that have no ties to US-sanctioned countries. This includes companies registered in other countries whose owners or leadership are connected to a sanctioned country.

• Vetric's work protects people.
  The vast majority of Vetric’s business serves teams that protect the public, for example by exposing fraud and impersonation, stopping the sale of counterfeit drugs, detecting foreign influence operations, and fighting child exploitation. Vetric turns down use cases that don't reflect its values.
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Here's what we check before we say yes

• A person reviews every customer.
  Nobody can sign up and get access on their own. A member of Vetric’s team reviews every organization by hand to confirm that a real company with real people stands behind the request,
  and that its work is work Vetric supports.

• The company is real. Registration, track record, and an actual business behind the name.
• The people are real. Vetric verifies the key leadership team and the people Vetric works with directly.
• Reputation. Press coverage, investigative reporting, and any public record of misuse.
• Lawsuits and legal action involving the company or its leadership.
• Where the leadership comes from, including ties to sanctioned countries regardless of where the company is registered.
• The intended use case, and whether it stands with our core values.
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We decline work from some industries

Vetric does partner with teams that fight harm in these spaces, for example, companies that investigate and expose crypto fraud or track the sale of counterfeit medications.
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Approval is the first step

Vetric reviews its partnerships regularly, and if Vetric learns that a customer’s ownership, activity, or reputation has changed, Vetric reviews it again. Vetric has ended partnerships based on what these reviews found.

Questions about how Vetric vets its partners? info@vetric.io