What MaisnX is
MaisnX is a dating platform for adults, including married and partnered people, who want to meet others discreetly. It is designed around privacy controls rather than public visibility.
MaisnX is operated by MORGAN TECH S.R.L., the data controller named in our privacy policy.
Who it is designed for
- MaisnX is for adults aged 18 and over.
- MaisnX is currently available to members in the United Kingdom.
It is aimed at people looking for discreet connections. If you would rather date in the open, a mainstream app is likely to suit you better.
Joining and getting started
You can sign up with an email address and password, or with a Google account. After signing up you create a profile and choose what to share. Your profile shows a username you choose rather than your real name.
Current features
- Photos you upload start as private. You choose which photos to make public, and you can move them back.
- Other members only see your private photos after you share them with that person in a conversation.
- Profiles show a relationship status, so members can find people in a similar position.
- Members can choose to complete an identity and age check with Didit, a third-party verification provider. Verified members show a badge. Verification is optional.
- You can report a member and block them from contacting you.
- You can permanently delete your account from Settings. This removes your profile, photos, messages and login. Some records, such as anonymised safety reports and billing records, are kept as the privacy policy describes.
Cost
Creating a MaisnX account and browsing profiles is free. Women can message men for free. Men need an active paid membership to send messages. Current membership prices are shown on the pricing page. Memberships are currently paid by cryptocurrency.
See the pricing page and the refund policy for renewals and cancellation.
Limitations
- MaisnX cannot stop another member taking a screenshot of something you share.
- It cannot control what appears on your devices, in your email or on your bank statement. The discretion guide covers those.
- Verification is optional, so not every member has completed it, and a badge does not guarantee someone's intentions.
- The service is currently limited to the United Kingdom.