For parents and walis

You are not a
spectator here.

If your daughter, sister or son has invited you as their wali, you have your own account. Proposals come to you first, you read every conversation, and you join every call.

Getting in takes under a minute

You do not need to install anything complicated or learn a new app. An invitation arrives on WhatsApp, you tap it once, and you are in. If you would rather not use a link, they can read you a six-digit code over the phone.

Nothing to pay, ever — walis are never charged
Works on any phone, including an older one
You can step down and hand the role to someone else at any time
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Your wali
IM
Imran Mian
Father · joined 12 August
Active
Proposals reviewed4
Awaiting his review1
What he can see
Your conversationsYes
Approve or declineYes
Your photosNever
Accept for youNever

What being a wali on Mehram means

Proposals reach you first

Nothing is shown to your dependent until you have reviewed it. If you decline, they are never troubled by it.

You read every conversation

Live, as it happens — not a weekly summary afterwards. Both sides know you are there from the first message.

You join every call

Voice and video calls happen inside Mehram with both walis on the line. No phone numbers are exchanged.

You cannot accept for them

You can stop a proposal, but the decision to say yes is always your dependent's. That line is deliberate.

You never see anyone else's photos

You see your own dependent's profile as they do. You are never shown the pictures another member shares with them.

You cannot act as them

You cannot edit their biodata, change their preferences, or send a message in their name.

Questions walis ask

Someone is waiting for you

If you have been sent an invitation, open it on your phone and tap the link. If you have lost it, ask them to send it again.

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