Platform connections
Verified Meta Tech Provider in Nepal.
That status sits alongside official API integrations for Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.
You sign in on the social app, approve the access you want to give, and stay in control. You never give Markish your password.
Verified Meta Tech ProviderFacebook and Instagram · Nepal
TikTok API integrationOfficial TikTok authorizationMeta Tech Provider is a platform-issued designation, not a self-awarded label or the Meta Verified badge. It does not mean Meta endorses Markish. Each account connection still requires your approval on the platform.
Why this matters
Platform access is earned, governed, and granted by you.
Social platforms decide which tools can connect to their systems and what those tools can do. Markish builds on those official connections, then asks you to approve each account connection yourself.
Recognized by Meta
Markish holds Meta Tech Provider status in Nepal. It is a platform-issued technical designation within Meta's ecosystem, not a self-awarded label or a claim of endorsement.
Connected through platform APIs
Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok connections use platform-provided authorization. Markish does not ask you to send us your social password.
Permission stays specific
Access depends on the platform, the features you use, and the permissions available and approved for that connection. There is no universal key to your account.
Official platform integrations
Each platform keeps its own front door.
The authorization happens with the service you're connecting. The screens and available permissions can differ by platform and account type.
Meta
Facebook and Instagram
Connect through Meta's authorization process. Markish's Meta Tech Provider status is distinct from Meta Verified and does not replace your approval.
Verified Meta Tech ProviderTikTok
Official API integration
TikTok presents the login and consent steps. The permissions it makes available determine what the connection can do.
TikTok API integrationWhat this means
Real platform connections. Clear approval.
Think of it like giving a trusted tool a pass that you approve, instead of handing over the key to your whole account. You enter your password on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok. The platform then asks whether to let Markish connect.
If you approve, the platform can provide authorization tokens and the account data needed for the features you use. Tokens are not passwords. The platform controls what permissions are available, and your approval controls whether the connection starts.
Your choice, at every step
You stay in charge of the connection.
- 01
Start in Markish
Choose the social account you want to connect.
- 02
Review it on the platform
Sign in on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok. The platform shows the access being requested.
- 03
Approve or cancel
Allow the connection there, or cancel. Markish cannot approve it for you.
About account access
Your password stays with the social app.
Markish does not ask you to share your Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok password with us. You enter it on the platform when you sign in there.
If you approve a connection, the platform can give Markish authorization tokens and the account data needed for the features you use. What is available depends on that platform and the permissions granted. Those tokens let Markish provide the service, but they are not your password.
You can remove Markish's access in the connected platform's settings. Once disconnected, Markish can no longer use that connection to provide account features. You can reconnect later if you choose.
Clear answers
What the status means for you.
Does Meta Tech Provider mean Meta Verified?
No. Meta Tech Provider is a technical provider designation. Meta Verified is a separate product and verification badge for eligible accounts. Markish is not claiming Meta's endorsement.
Does Markish get access just because it is a provider?
No. Provider status does not connect your profile by itself. You start the connection and approve it on the platform. The available access depends on the relevant platform permissions and your approval.
Can I change my mind later?
Yes. Remove Markish from the connected platform's settings to revoke that connection. Features that depend on the account will stop until you connect it again.