Confirm a property exists and matches the listing A verified person visits the address in Lagos and photographs the home, land or site, dated and geotagged — the simplest confirmation that the property is real, at that address and looks like the listing.
You buy and lend on property you have never stood on — and wear every bad listing yourself.
A listing photo, a shared location pin, a seller’s word: none of it proves the home, the land or the site is real, is where the listing says, and looks like the pictures. Diaspora buyers wire deposits off a video call; lenders approve mortgages on a valuation they cannot re-check; landlords sign tenants for a place they have never seen.
A vacant plot sold twice, a “finished” build that is still a foundation, an address that does not exist — each one becomes your loss, from thousands of miles away. What closes the gap is someone standing on the ground who confirms the property is really there and really matches.
One lifecycle, funded to signed. Fund it once — the platform runs every step and hands back one signed report.
Define & fund
The checks you can run. Each one honestly stated — Live, Pilot or Gated, never claiming more than it delivers.
Land boundaries and beacons sighted A verified person walks the parcel, sights the boundary beacons and pegs on the ground, and flags any encroachment or overlap onto neighbouring land — with a geotagged photo set corroborating what is really there.
Milestone construction watch, from abroad A build followed stage by stage on a set cadence — foundation, roof, finishing — each visit sent back with dated photos, and the occupant or caretaker confirmed on site, so a diaspora owner sees real progress, not a promise.
Go deeper
Send someone to check a site in person
The on-the-ground check on its own — a verified person visits any address and sends back dated, geotagged proof of what is really there.
GuideWatch a build on a schedule
Set a property to be re-checked on a fixed cadence under a budget cap — every visit proposed for your approval first.
GuideVerify property for a mortgage or loan
The same field proof, built for lenders — confirm what backs a loan is real and where it says before you approve.
Put your property checks on the ground.
Confirm a home, land parcel or building site really exists and matches the listing — before you lend on it, rent it or wire the deposit.