ffide

How it works

From a public IC roster to a fast, verifiable check.

ffide mirrors the Insurance Commission's registry, makes it searchable, and links every license back to its source PDF — so anyone can verify an advisor before working with them.

  1. 01

    The IC publishes a roster

    The Insurance Commission of the Philippines publishes its licensed agents as PDF rosters on insurance.gov.ph. Publication is irregular — there is no fixed schedule — so the source of truth moves whenever the regulator updates it.

  2. 02

    We import it as soon as it appears

    We monitor the IC website daily. When a new roster is published we parse the PDF and create linked license entries — each carrying its document date and record number, so every field is traceable back to the exact page it came from.

  3. 03

    Search finds the right person

    Search matches against professional name, IC record number, or insurance company, with tokenized matching so partial and out-of-order queries still resolve to the right advisor.

  4. 04

    Verify, then verify the verification

    Each profile shows the IC-Listed badge, a “last verified” date, and a direct link to the source PDF — so you can cross-check what we show against the regulator's own document.

What ffide is not

Not a registry

The Insurance Commission is the registry. ffide is a searchable mirror of what the IC publishes.

Not a marketplace

No referral fees, no paid ranking. Placement is never for sale.

Not a guarantee

A license confirms accreditation with the IC — it is not an endorsement of any advice or product.

Not real-time

Updates depend on when the IC publishes a new roster. We show the source document date so you always know how current a record is.

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