Private matching

Find possible counterparties without exposing private details.

Moral Trade compares broad previews first. Exact wishes, sensitive constraints, identities, and contact details remain hidden until the relevant people explicitly approve disclosure.

How it works

Five controlled steps from preview to disclosure.

01

Create a broad preview

Describe cause areas, trade modes, capabilities, and verification preferences without exposing exact asks or private constraints.

02

Choose the audience

Control whether the preview is private, available to reviewed members, or visible in the broad registry.

03

Request a reviewed search

An accountable requester submits a use case, no-trade baseline, possible offer, ask, privacy constraints, and timeline.

04

Review a possible opportunity

A broad compatibility signal is a prompt for review, not an introduction, endorsement, or commitment.

05

Disclose only after consent

Exact wishes, identities, contact details, and sensitive constraints move only through explicit, revocable grants.

Safeguards

Conservative disclosure by default.

The service reduces search costs without turning private moral preferences into a targeting, surveillance, or unsolicited-outreach system.

Broad first

Public and member discovery use broad summaries, tags, and safe location hints rather than exact private fields.

No autonomous outreach

The service does not send surprise messages, scrape private feeds, or reveal contact details from a possible match.

Mutual disclosure

Each side controls what is shared, with whom, for what purpose, and for how long.

Review and recourse

Requests can be dismissed, reported, corrected, frozen, deleted, or appealed through scoped review routes.

Good fit

Use this route for a concrete coordination problem.

  • A researcher seeking a serious counterparty with a different cause priority.
  • A donor exploring a reciprocal pledge or donation-offset structure.
  • An organizer seeking participants for a bounded, reviewed moral public-good action.
  • A builder or institution looking for consented collaborators on a specific coordination problem.

Reviewed search request

Describe the introduction that would help.

The request enters an operator queue before any person receives contact details or exact wishes. Declined or closed decisions can be reviewed again through the member workspace.

Create an account to request a reviewed search.

An accountable requester is required before an introduction can be triaged.

Create account

Member workspace

Control previews, requests, grants, and deletion from one place.

Signed-in members can create a wish profile, manage broad previews, review possible opportunities, approve disclosures, export records, and delete the private matching layer.