Dating Safety Guide

Last updated: July 2026

1. How Identity Works on PSI Sai

• Users self-report their date of birth at sign-up; the service is for adults only (18+, or 19+ in South Korea).
• We do not collect real names. Only nicknames are shown throughout the app.
• We do not verify government IDs or run criminal background checks. Profile information is entered by users themselves.

2. Online Safety Tips

• 1Anyone who asks for money is a scammer. Never send money, gift cards, or crypto, and never follow "investment" advice. Report them immediately.
• 2Never share your ID numbers, bank details, passwords, or home address.
• 3Keep conversations inside the app. Rushing to move to another messenger is a classic scam signal.
• 4Be careful with photo or video requests, since intimate images can be used for extortion.
• 5Watch out for profiles that avoid meeting while escalating affection quickly (romance scam pattern).

3. Meeting In Person

• Meet for the first time in a busy public place, during the day.
• Tell a friend or family member who you are meeting, where, and when.
• Arrange your own transportation, and keep an eye on your drink.
• If anything feels off, leave. Your safety matters more than politeness.

4. Reporting & Blocking

• Use the ⋯ menu on any profile or chat to report or block a user.
• Reports are reviewed and acted on by our team; blocking immediately stops all contact and visibility both ways.
• If you believe you are a victim of fraud, contact your local police. In the US, you can also report to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov.

5. Child Safety Standards (Zero Tolerance)

PSI Sai is strictly for adults (18+, or 19+ in South Korea). We maintain zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) content or conduct. Accounts involved are suspended immediately and we cooperate with relevant authorities. Child safety contact: [email protected] (designated safety contact)

6. Contact

Safety inquiries: [email protected]