Karnataka, India Pilot · Financial protection is not active
Our verification approach

How we review
property records.

AI helps organise and compare records. Missing information and complex questions are referred to the appropriate professional.

01

Identify the property

Enter known parcel details. GPS intake is available to administrators and subscriptions where it has been enabled. A saved location still needs to be matched to the village, survey number, Hissa and supporting records. Automatic coordinate-to-parcel lookup is awaiting an authorised integration.

02

Retrieve authorised evidence

Collect records through authorised sources, certified copies or documents you provide. If a source needs your participation, we explain the next step.

03

Organise and compare the records

Organise documents, reconstruct title events and compare names, dates, extents and references. Use rule-based checks alongside AI interpretation.

04

Review gaps and unresolved questions

Lawyers review legal ambiguity, missing links and candidate cases. Surveyors resolve physical boundary questions. Checks using unavailable sources remain incomplete.

05

Prepare the Property Passport

Show the records checked, review dates, findings and remaining limitations. Update the Passport when new evidence changes a finding, while keeping a record of earlier reviews.

06

Make a separate protection decision

For the initial pilot, every financially protected purchase requires lawyer sign-off, underwriting approval and a funded, legally approved contract.

Consistent records can still require further review. Records can be incomplete, incorrect or unrelated to the intended parcel. The review must also cover the required sources and assess the quality of the evidence.

What each status means

Evidence checked

A named check has been performed against identified records. Its scope and limits must be visible.

Review required

A gap, conflict or unresolved interpretation prevents a completed conclusion.

Protection active

A separate executed contract applies to a qualifying completed purchase. A verification badge is not enough.