Noonlight is not involved in identity or profile verification. If someone you've matched with on Tinder or SnapChat sends you a link to verify your identity with Noonlight or requests a safe code from you, this is a scam. Noonlight does not do identity verification and does not require your credit card information.

The Noonlight app is meant to protect anyone of you, whether you are at your home, office, taking a walk in the park, or anywhere else you might be. All you need to do get it activated is to go and get your account created, plug it in with your de. How do I add Noonlight to Tinder? Open a chat with a match and tap the Noonlight logo (blue circle icon) at the bottom of the screen. Select the option to Add Noonlight and you’ll be redirected to Noonlight.com. If you’re new to Noonlight, follow the signup process and create a 4-digit pin. What is Noonlight? Tinder has partnered with Noonlight to give you backup every time you meet up with someone new. If you’re in the U.S., connect Noonlight to Tinder so you can: Add a badge to your chat threads and let people know you’re protected by Noonlight. Share where, when and who you’re meeting IRL via Noonlight’s Timeline feature. The Catfishing Scam. A common Tinder scamming technique is for a fraudster to engage with a site user on Tinder, then try to entice the user to get off Tinder and re-engage via email or phone.

Is Moonlight Tinder Legit Scam

If you are scammed by someone, you should immediately report that user and any identifying information on them to the customer service team of either Tinder or SnapChat.

Here is an example scam link that is fraudulent - scnoonlightprotection.org

What Does Protected By Noonlight On Tinder Mean

A screenshot of an illegitimate, fraudulent website is shown below.

We are actively working with Tinder's team to resolve this issue. Information on the actual, legitimate safety feature that Noonlight powers for Tinder users can be accessed at the following links: