Frequently asked questions
Answers to what people most often ask before creating a Matchora profile.
Will I see a list of profiles to browse?
No. Matchora doesn't work like a catalogue or a swipe feed. Once your profile is reviewed, you're introduced to one strongest compatible match at a time, based on your deal-breakers, preferences, and compatibility answers.
What happens while I have an active connection?
You focus on that one connection. You won't be introduced to anyone else while it's active, so there's no juggling multiple conversations at once.
Can I end a connection if it isn't right?
Yes, at any time, and for any reason. Either person can end the connection respectfully. Once it ends, you become eligible for another compatible introduction.
When do we find out each other's names and see photos?
Only when you both agree. Identity reveal is a mutual step — neither person can share the other's name or protected photos unilaterally.
When are families involved?
Whenever the two of you decide together. Matchora never contacts or involves a family without both people agreeing first.
Is my profile visible to everyone?
No. Profiles are staff-reviewed before they're eligible for introductions, and your identity stays protected until you choose to reveal it.
Does Matchora guarantee a match or a marriage?
No platform can guarantee that, and we won't claim otherwise. What Matchora offers is a thoughtful, focused process: one meaningful introduction at a time, with privacy and mutual consent built in at every step.
Is Matchora a dating app or a matrimonial platform?
Matchora is a matrimonial platform, not a dating app. It is built around serious, marriage-minded introductions rather than casual browsing, and every part of the process — verification, one introduction at a time, mutual consent — reflects that.
Where is Matchora available?
Matchora currently serves verified university communities in Bangladesh.