T-Marriage

FAQ

Answers about who T-Marriage is for, verification, video calls, family help, and the apps.

Who is T-Marriage for?

Adults 18 and older who are looking toward marriage and value tradition. You can search on your own, or invite a parent or relative to help look. You still accept or decline every introduction.

What does the verified tick mean?

The live selfie check was approved. It is not a background check. Government ID verification is a separate part of the service, and either person in a match can ask both of you to complete one.

How does nearby search work?

Save a ZIP code on your profile. Search can then keep results within 10, 25, 50, or 100 miles. Profiles show a city, state, and country, not a home address.

Can I look for friends instead of a match?

Yes. Find friends is for platonic connections and stays separate from dating search. You opt in, then send or receive a friend request.

Can a parent or relative search for me?

Yes, if you invite them. They cannot accept a match for you, and they cannot read your private messages.

How do I report someone or get help?

In the app, open a profile or a chat to block or report a member. For account help, use Support or email [email protected].

Who operates T-Marriage?

Mun Cyber Technologies, Inc. operates T-Marriage.

How do video calls work?

T-Marriage is video-first. After you both agree to a match, you can start a voice or video call in the app.

Is there an iPhone or Android app?

Yes. T-Marriage has apps for iPhone and Android, and you can use this website.

Where can I follow T-Marriage?

The website is https://tmarriage.com. The Facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/p/T-Marriage-61595029976667/

About T-Marriage and how it works · Support