Answer 7 quick questions and find out in a minute whether your account qualifies for the green tick (WhatsApp business verification) — with a gap list and clear next steps.
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Account type, commercial registration, official website, Meta Business verification, and name match.
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The green tick (✔️) is a verification badge Meta grants to official business accounts on WhatsApp. It appears next to the business name to confirm it's a verified, notable business. The final decision to grant it rests solely with Meta.
No. The green tick requires the WhatsApp Business API through an approved provider (BSP). The regular WhatsApp Business app cannot get the green tick regardless of how well known the business is.
The key requirements: an account on the WhatsApp API via an approved provider, business verification in Meta Business Manager, a display name matching the trade name, and valid business documents (commercial registration or a recognized freelance license). Press coverage and an official website raise your chances.
Business verification in Meta Business Manager can take a few days to two weeks depending on document completeness. Meta charges no direct fee for the green tick request itself, but using the WhatsApp API goes through an approved provider (BSP) that may have operating costs.
The green tick (Official Business Account) is based on the business's notability and credibility, can't be bought, and requires the WhatsApp API. Meta Verified is a paid subscription for verification across other Meta platforms. Meta Verified may ease some steps but doesn't replace the WhatsApp API requirements.
A rejection isn't final. First review: the display name matches the trade name, Business Verification is complete in Meta Business Manager, and external signals are strong (official website, press mentions). Fix the gaps, then re-apply via the official API provider.