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Propercheck independently verifies every property before your money moves; title documents, physical inspection, registry check. Your funds are held in escrow until title transfer is confirmed.

FCMB Escrow Protected
Registry Verified
Physical Inspection

How it works

Proof before payment every time

No funds move until Propercheck has independently verified the property and your capital is held in escrow.

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Independent Verification

Propercheck's field officers physically visit the land registry, check the title against official records, and inspect the property on-site

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Escrow Protection

Once a property is verified, your purchase funds are held in a dedicated FCMB escrow sub-account completely separate from Propercheck

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Confirmed Transfer

Both buyer and seller independently confirm title transfer on the platform. Only after both confirmations does FCMB release funds to the seller.

How verification works

Every title, traced back to the source

A closer look at each step of the verification process, start to finish.

Propercheck field officer verifying a property title against official land registry records
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On-site inspection of the property by a Propercheck field officer
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Property documents cross-checked against government registry records
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Verification findings compiled into a report for the buyer
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Purchase funds held securely in a dedicated FCMB escrow sub-account
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Buyer and seller independently confirming title transfer on the Propercheck platform
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FCMB releasing escrow funds to the seller after both confirmations
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Verified listings

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Every listing has passed Propercheck's multi-layer verification.

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FAQ

Common questions

Everything you need to know before buying or listing on Propercheck.

Is my money safe with Propercheck?

Yes. All buyer funds are held in a dedicated FCMB escrow account not Propercheck's account. Funds are only released after both buyer and seller independently confirm title transfer. Propercheck holds instruction authority, not the funds.

What is a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O)?

A C of O is the highest form of land title in Nigeria, issued by a state governor. It confirms that the holder has the right to occupy and use the land. Propercheck verifies the authenticity of C of Os directly with the land registry.

How long does verification take?

Registry checks take 1–3 business days. Physical site inspection takes another 1–3 business days. Total: 3–10 business days from when the verification fee is paid.

Can diaspora Nigerians use Propercheck?

Yes this is one of the core use cases Propercheck was built for. Remote buyers can't physically verify land, which makes them vulnerable to fraud. Propercheck's independent verification and escrow protection means you don't have to rely solely on an agent you can't physically check on.

What happens if a property is flagged?

If Propercheck's field officers or registry check uncovers a discrepancy forged documents, ownership disputes, wrong boundaries the listing is blocked and a detailed Risk Report is issued to the realtor.

What does Propercheck charge?

Realtors pay a one-time verification fee per property or title (NGN 150,000 for sole brokers, NGN 500,000 for full developer titles). Investors pay a 1.5% platform fee on the purchase price at checkout. Propercheck deducts another 1.5% from the realtor's payout, for a total 3% platform fee.

Can I verify a property I found on another platform?

Yes. Propercheck offers a Custom Verification service for NGN 100,000 paste any property listing URL or upload title documents you've received, and Propercheck runs the same full verification process. Report delivered within 5–7 business days.

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