Rego Guardian

Guardian is how a parent says yes, no, or not yet when a platform asks to let their child in. When your child tries to join an app or game that uses Guardian, the request lands on your phone: who is asking, what they want, and what they will never see. You approve, limit, or decline. The platform gets a signed answer and nothing else. What the platform learns: that a verified parent approved, for which features, and your child's age band. What it never learns: your child's name, birthday, photo, or anything about your family. Each platform sees its own pseudonym for your child, so no two platforms can connect their records. WHAT YOU CAN DO - See every request in one place and decide with a tap - Set limits per platform: chat, purchases, and more - Revoke access at any time. It takes effect on the platform's next check - Keep a receipt of every decision - Add house rules so the same answer applies without asking again - Manage more than one child, and share the job with another guardian HOW VERIFICATION WORKS Guardian confirms you are an adult, and that you are this child's parent or guardian, through our verification partner. Your ID goes to them directly, is checked, and is destroyed. Guardian keeps the result of the check, never the document. WHAT WE DON'T HOLD Legal names, birthdays, photos, government IDs, birth certificates, schools, locations, and anything your child does inside a platform. Our systems have no fields for these. Sign in with your phone number. Add your fingerprint or face so you never need a code again. Guardian is built by Rego Payment Architectures.