RP‑10458 · VERIFIED
86%
Ayesha 26
Lahore, Punjab
Masters
Teacher
Never married
Photo locked
Why photos are hidden
Your daughter’s photo is not a shop window
On most sites, anyone who signs up can scroll through thousands of photographs of other people’s daughters. Families tell us that is exactly why they never joined one.
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Hidden by default Nobody sees a photograph or a phone number until they spend credits on it.
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Serious people only Spending credits filters out the browsers. The people who contact you meant to.
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Yours to withdraw Hide your profile whenever you want. Unlocked details are never resold or shared.
Try it — this is exactly how it behaves in the portal.
Four steps
How a rishta comes together
No cold messages, no endless scrolling. A short, deliberate process.
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1
Write your profile
Family background, education, sect, biradari, and what you are hoping for.
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2
We check it
A person reviews every profile and photograph. Usually within a day.
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3
See your matches
Ten suggestions chosen for you, plus search across the whole register.
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Make contact
Unlock a photo or a phone number when a profile is genuinely worth pursuing.
Verification
Checked by people, not by software
Anyone can upload a photograph. Getting past our review takes more than that.
Every profile reviewed
Nothing goes live automatically. Profiles that misrepresent age, marital status or photographs are refused.
Written for families
Parents and siblings are part of this. Profiles carry family details because that is how the decision is actually made.
Filters that matter here
Sect, biradari, city, education, profession, mother tongue — searched the way families search.
Why families use it
Built for a rishta, not a dating app
Verified profiles
Every profile is read by a person before it goes live. Nothing is published automatically.
Family first
Written for how rishtas actually happen — biradari, sect and family, not a dating profile.
Your privacy protected
Photos are blurred and contact details hidden until you choose to reveal them.
Filters that matter here
Sect, biradari, mother tongue and city — the things families actually ask about.
In their words
What families tell us
“The blurring is what convinced my father. He would never have agreed to a website where anyone could see my sister's photograph.”
“We had been given three rishtas in a year by relatives. Here we read forty proper profiles in a week, and spoke to two.”
“Paying only when we wanted a phone number felt fair. Nobody was charging us a subscription to sit and browse.”
Recently approved
Profiles worth a closer look
Every one of these was read by a person before it appeared. Photos stay blurred and phone numbers stay hidden until someone decides to spend credits.
RP104294
97%
Ayesha, 26
Lahore, Pakistan
RP104203
94%
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3 creditsMaryam, 31
Islamabad, Pakistan
RP104112
91%
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3 creditsSanam, 24
Multan, Pakistan
RP104021
88%
Hira, 28
Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Sample profiles, shown to illustrate how the portal looks. Real profiles appear once you create an account.
Recently approved
Newly joined grooms
RP104315
96%
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3 creditsHamza, 29
Karachi, Pakistan
RP104224
93%
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3 creditsBilal, 33
Dubai, UAE
RP104133
90%
Usman, 27
Faisalabad, Pakistan
RP104042
87%
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3 creditsZeeshan, 35
Manchester, UK
Sample profiles, shown to illustrate how the portal looks.
Credits
Pay for what you unlock
No monthly fee. Buy credits once and spend them only when a profile is worth it.
Starter
20 credits
PKR 500
25 rupees per credit
- 6 photo unlocks
- Unlimited searching
- Credits never expire
Family
50 credits
PKR 1,000
20 rupees per credit — saves 20%
- 16 photo unlocks
- 10 contact unlocks
- Priority profile review
Extended
120 credits
PKR 2,000
16.6 rupees per credit — saves 33%
- 40 photo unlocks
- 24 contact unlocks
- Help from a matchmaker
A photo costs 3 credits · A phone number and email costs 5 credits · Once unlocked, always yours
Start with a profile. It costs nothing.
Write it today, and our team will have it reviewed by tomorrow.
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