Before a buyer can even enquire, every property on TrustEstate passes seven independent checks — ownership trail, original documents, legal clearances, physical condition, fair-market price, agent credentials, and fraud history. That's the TrustScore.
A listing doesn't go live until it earns its score. Here's how the process works — start to finish.
Seller or agent submits a property with title documents, photos, and KYC. No listing goes live without a complete, verifiable submission.
7 independent AI checks run in parallel — identity, documents, legal standing, physical inspection, price, agent credibility, and fraud history.
The listing goes live with a TrustScore. Buyers see exactly what was checked — and what each score means — before making contact.
Each layer targets a different failure point — the ones that have caused real losses in Indian real estate. Click any layer to see exactly what we verify and how.
Buyers, sellers, agents, banks, developers, NRIs — each gets a purpose-built view. No generic screens, no irrelevant data.
Not features for the sake of features. Each one exists because a specific, documented failure in Indian property transactions demanded it.
Every other platform lists first and investigates later — if at all. TrustEstate is the only one that won't show a property until it has cleared all seven checks.
| Feature | TrustEstate | MagicBricks | 99acres |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7-layer TrustScore | ✓ All 7 layers | ✗ | ✗ |
| AI legal Q&A | ✓ Gemini-powered | ✗ | ✗ |
| Fraud Shield | ✓ Real-time AI | Manual report | ✗ |
| Guardian Mode (NRI) | ✓ Live monitoring | ✗ | ✗ |
| Structural photo AI | ✓ Upload & analyze | ✗ | ✗ |
| Role-based dashboards | ✓ 6 dashboards | Buyer only | Buyer only |
| Document verification | ✓ AI + registry | Seller upload | Seller upload |
First-time buyers, seasoned investors, NRIs closing deals remotely — all of them saw the TrustScore before they signed anything.
Every plan runs on the same verification engine. Pay more only when your role demands more depth.
Expanding every quarter.
Indian real estate loses ₹11,000 crore a year to property fraud. TrustEstate exists because a verified record should come before any offer — not after a dispute.