INYIS uses listing and verification information to help users understand the status of a property listing. Verification is a trust signal within the marketplace; it is not a replacement for legal, planning, survey, valuation or other professional due diligence.
What a verification status means
Listings can display different verification states based on information supplied and reviewed through the INYIS platform. A verified status indicates that the listing has passed the platform’s stated verification process at the time it was checked.
What verification does not mean
A platform verification badge should not be treated as a guarantee of title, ownership, value, building condition, planning compliance or the outcome of a transaction. Buyers and renters should independently confirm the facts that matter to their decision.
What buyers should still check
Ask for relevant documents, inspect the property, confirm the identity and authority of the person transacting, and obtain professional advice where appropriate. Requirements can vary by state, property type and transaction.
Report concerns
If information on a listing appears inaccurate or suspicious, use the available reporting and support channels. Keep evidence such as screenshots, messages, receipts and documents where relevant.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “Verified” mean on INYIS?
It indicates that the listing has passed the platform’s stated verification process at the time it was checked.
Does verification replace a lawyer or surveyor?
No. Buyers should still obtain appropriate professional advice and carry out the checks relevant to the transaction.
What if I find incorrect information on a listing?
Use the platform’s reporting or support process and retain relevant evidence such as messages, documents, receipts or screenshots.