The blue tick is the verified badge on Wikipedia Pakistan. It sits beside a name on a published profile to show that the profile has been checked and confirmed as genuine. Here is how it works — and what it does not mean.
What the blue tick is
Every profile on the site is already verified by hand before it is published. The blue tick is an extra, optional layer on top of that: a visible badge that tells visitors this profile has passed the paid verification upgrade. The badge can be checked with the badge code on the profile page.
How to get it
First, you need a published profile — apply for one at Apply for your page, and our team will verify your details and publish it. Then you can request the tick as a paid upgrade. The blue tick costs Rs 1,500, as noted on the profile of the site’s founder, Muhammad Usama Habeeb. Payments are accepted through the methods shown on About Us: JazzCash, NayaPay, SadaPay, Easypaisa, HBL, Askari Bank and Allied Bank.
Claiming a profile is not the same thing
Claiming your profile and getting the tick are two separate things. If a profile already exists for you, you can claim it with proof of identity and manage it from your dashboard — that costs nothing and does not give you a blue tick. The tick stays the separate paid upgrade. You can also report a profile for a correction or removal through Contact Us.
