Why You Should Never Share Your Verification Link

Your verification link — sometimes called a magic link, onboarding link or secure sign-in code — provides direct access to your identity verification session. It is unique to you and must only be opened by you.

Sharing this link could allow someone else to impersonate you or complete verification on your behalf.

Why sharing your link is unsafe

Criminals may attempt to:

Pretend to be your solicitor
Ask you to “forward your link so we can check it”
Urgently request your link to “fix” something
Send a fake version of your link
Claim they need your link to speed up your matter

Once someone else has your link, they may be able to:

Access your personal information
Upload fraudulent documents
Attempt identity theft
Manipulate your case or financial transaction

This is a common tactic in social-engineering scams.

Your link is designed for you only

Your verification link is:

Unique
Single-use
Time-limited
Cryptographically secured
Connected to your personal onboarding session

INMYNAMEKYC and your law firm will never ask you to send or share this link.

How to stay safe

Never forward your link to anyone
Always open it directly from your email
If you are unsure whether a message is genuine, contact your law firm directly
Look for unexpected or urgent requests — they are a common fraud tactic

If you think you’ve shared your link

Contact your legal representative immediately using the trusted contact details provided in your onboarding email.