The rise of digital platforms such as Uber, Ola, Zomato, Swiggy and a slew of consumer-facing internet businesses has transformed the way people work, socialise and generate profits. Platform or gig economy has made it possible for customers to access services without actually having to ever interact with the aggregator -- in an ideal scenario. Naturally, the gig economy presents more risks for employers as typically these transient workers do not have robust documentation for background checks and screening. So while gig economy is a real employment opportunity for many unskilled workers, there is a lot of friction in hiring. Questions center around the trust-worthiness of both service providers and customers.