Nerovia is built to make property discovery more transparent in Nigeria. This page explains what our listing statuses, verification signals, and reporting workflows mean in practice.
Listing statuses
Understand discovered, claimed, and verified listing states.
Agent trust
See how approval, verification, and public badges differ.
Reporting
Know how to flag suspicious listings or unsafe behavior.
Safe engagement
Follow practical viewing and payment safety tips in Nigeria.
Public trust is strongest when a listing reaches verified status, but every label still benefits from your own checks.
The listing is visible on Nerovia but has not been verified by the trust workflow yet.
A professional has claimed responsibility for the listing and it is waiting for review or verification steps to progress.
Nerovia has applied stronger verification checks to the listing and can show the highest public trust signal available today.
Nerovia separates approval, verification, and listing trust so users can see where confidence comes from.
Verification is an extra trust review. Unverified agents may still be onboarding, under review, or simply not yet verified.
Approval decides whether someone can operate on Nerovia as an agent. Verification is a separate trust layer on top.
Verification review is document-backed so trust badges are tied to evidence, not just profile claims.
If something feels inconsistent, misleading, or unsafe, report it early rather than trying to resolve it alone.
Include the listing link, agent name, screenshots, payment requests, or other concrete details. That gives the moderation workflow a better starting point.
For urgent trust issues, use the suspicious activity category on the support form so the message arrives with the right context.
Trust signals help, but they should always sit alongside practical market caution.
Confidence-building actions the platform is designed to support.
Important boundaries so trust language stays factual and grounded.