Stockholm, September 23, 2026: Truecaller, the leading global platform for verifying contacts and blocking unwanted communication, today announced a worldwide partnership with LinkedIn to bring richer professional context and trusted identity to its platform. The partnership brings together Truecaller's role in helping people understand who is calling with LinkedIn's professional identity and verification signals, making professional calls easier to recognise and understand.
Working life increasingly runs through calls between people who have yet to meet. A recruiter, a supplier, a client adviser, or a founder calls from a number the recipient is seeing for the first time, and the decision to answer rests on whatever context the phone can show in those few seconds.
Truecaller is used by more than 500 million people worldwide, and its Caller ID is where identity matters most. Adding LinkedIn's professional context and verification to that moment gives professionals a way to be recognised for who they are. It gives the person on the other end a clearer basis for picking up.
"A phone number by itself tells you almost nothing. Truecaller's role has always been to add the context people need to decide whether to answer. Our partnership with LinkedIn lets people add richer professional context to Truecaller Caller ID, building on the trust and verification signals LinkedIn has established around professional identity," says Kunal Dua, Chief Product Officer at Truecaller. "That gives the person receiving a call a more trustworthy picture of who is reaching out, while helping the caller be recognised for more than just their number. LinkedIn is the natural partner for this, and I'm excited about what it could unlock for everyday professional communication."
New users can use Login with LinkedIn to get started with Truecaller more quickly, with details such as their name and profile picture pre-filled from LinkedIn. New and existing users can also use Verified on LinkedIn to add their workplace and job title to their Truecaller profile. Once connected, people receiving their calls will see their job title and company alongside their name and picture on Truecaller Caller ID. When viewing the caller's Truecaller profile, they can also tap through to LinkedIn to learn more about their professional background.
Verification from LinkedIn adds another layer of context. If the caller has verified information on their LinkedIn profile, those verifications will be reflected alongside their name on Truecaller. Where LinkedIn has verified the caller's workplace, Truecaller will show a corresponding indicator with their company information. This gives the recipient a stronger basis for understanding who is calling, while complementing Truecaller's own user verification processes.
Connecting a LinkedIn profile and displaying professional information on Truecaller are entirely optional. Users decide whether to show their workplace and job title, and can disconnect their LinkedIn profile at any time.
Verified on LinkedIn lets LinkedIn members carry their professional verification to platforms beyond LinkedIn without a separate verification process. Through this partnership, that verification adds context and credibility when a professional call comes in.
"We're making it seamless for members to take their verified credibility to more platforms they use. Using our 'Verified on LinkedIn' integration, members can instantly connect their LinkedIn profiles on partner platforms and carry over relevant verification signals without separate verification processes," said Oscar Rodriguez, VP of Trust Product at LinkedIn. "Today we are expanding this ecosystem further, and Truecaller brings that verified credibility into one of the most everyday moments in professional communication, the moment the phone rings."
The integration is available now to Truecaller users on Android worldwide, with iPhone to follow.
For more information, please contact:
Andreas Frid, Head of IR & Communication
+46 705 29 08 00
andreas.frid@truecaller.com
About Truecaller:
Truecaller is an essential part of everyday communication for 500 million active users worldwide, with more than one billion downloads since launch and 68 billion spam and fraud calls identified in 2025 alone. The company is headquartered in Stockholm, is a member of the GSMA, and has been publicly listed on Nasdaq Stockholm since October 2021. For more information, visit www.truecaller.com.
