The House Rules That Keep ChathubMatch Fun
ChathubMatch works because strangers treat each other well on camera. These are the house rules that keep it that way — short, plain, and actually enforced.
One idea sits under everything below: the person on the other side of the screen is a person. Keep that in mind and you will never need to memorise a single rule.
These guidelines apply to every chat on the platform, alongside the Terms of Service — that is the binding agreement, and this page is the plain-language version of how to behave inside it.
The Rules in One Breath
- Treat every match like a person, including when you are not interested
- Keep it clothes-on and friendly — this is a place for conversation
- No recording, screenshotting or sharing another person without permission
- No harassment, hate or pressure of any kind
- Never ask anyone for money, codes or personal details
- See something wrong? Report it — that is how the community stays clean
Treat Every Match Like a Person
Respect costs nothing and changes everything. Say hello like you would to someone at a party. If the vibe is not there, press Next and wish them well silently — skipping is normal, and nobody owes anyone an explanation for it.
What crosses the line:
- Mocking someone for how they look, talk or where they come from
- Hate speech, slurs or degrading jokes aimed at anyone
- Pressuring someone to do anything they already declined
- Refusing to drop a topic someone asked you to drop
Keep It Clothes-On and Friendly
ChathubMatch is a place for conversation, not exhibition. Keep your clothes on and your camera decent — the same standard you would follow video-calling someone from work.
If a chat turns sexual or pushy, that is not flirting — that is a rule break. End the chat, and let the report button do the talking.
No Recording, No Sharing
What happens in a chat belongs to the two people in it. Do not screen-record, screenshot or repost another person — not for laughs, not for clout, not for anything.
Sharing someone's image without their permission is one of the fastest ways to lose your account. In many places it is also against the law, and we treat it that seriously too.
No Scams, No Asking for Money
ChathubMatch is for meeting people, not monetising them. Never ask another user for money, gift cards, crypto, passwords or verification codes — and never send any of those to someone who asks you. Every real cost on the platform happens inside the product, with the price shown first.
What Happens When You Break the Rules
Consequences come in steps. A first-time slip usually earns a warning. Keep going and the account gets limited — fewer features, less access. Serious or repeated violations end in a permanent ban, and the worst cases — threats, fraud, anything involving minors — skip the ladder entirely.
Straight talk: no platform catches everything, and we will not pretend otherwise. Reports are how most problems surface at all — which is exactly why reporting is worth the twenty seconds it takes.
See Something? Say Something
If someone breaks these rules in front of you, you have two buttons and one address. Block ends the contact, Report tells the safety team, and the safety center walks through both step by step. For anything that needs a human's attention afterwards, contact our support team — we usually reply within one business day.
Community Rules FAQ
What happens if I break a rule by accident?
Honest slip-ups usually earn a warning, not a ban. What matters is what you do next — apologise, adjust, move on. Repeated or deliberate violations are a different story.
Can I get in trouble for skipping chats?
No. Pressing Next, ending a chat, or keeping your camera off are all normal use. Nobody owes anyone a conversation — pressuring someone who skipped you is what breaks the rules.
Do these rules apply in every chat?
Yes. Every match, every conversation, every time. A private 1v1 chat is still on ChathubMatch, so the same rules apply there too.
How do I report someone who breaks the rules?
Tap Report inside the chat, pick the closest reason, and send it with honest context. The safety team reviews it — the other person never sees your name.
Chat Like Someone Is Watching
Because someone is — the person you matched with. Nearly everyone here already chats this way, which is why most conversations are simply two people having a good time. Go find yours.