<h1>Matchmaking platform using Aadhaar and income documents risks Aadhaar Act restrictions (Section 57) and data protection obligations</h1> A matchmaking platform markets itself as an elite, marriage-focused service using Aadhaar-based identity verification and document-based income checks to ensure authenticity and seriousness. Legally, its processes raise potential issues under India's Aadhaar and data-protection regimes: private use of Aadhaar for onboarding may trigger statutory restrictions and require strict consent, purpose limitation, secure storage, and lawful authentication methods; handling of income documents and linked professional data engages fiduciary obligations, sensitive-data safeguards and breach-notification duties under data-protection law. Consumer-law and anti-fraud liabilities may arise from misrepresentations or discriminatory eligibility criteria, and the platform should ensure compliance with identity, privacy, and consumer-protection requirements.