One badge should make one clear claim
Verification is evidence, not a blanket promise. Each badge tells you exactly what was checked so a verified identity is never mistaken for a verified vehicle.
The four badges
Seller verified
The seller completed the identity verification recorded for their account. It says nothing by itself about the vehicle or its documents.
Documents checked
Staff recorded a document check for this listing. Buyers must still inspect the originals and confirm ownership before a transaction.
Verified dealer
The dealership and its submitted business evidence passed the platform review. Individual vehicles still need their own checks.
Inspected
An Apna Wheels inspector completed a versioned checklist and report for the vehicle. Read the report—the badge is not a warranty.
How an inspection score is produced
- Each checked point is scored: Good = 1, Average = 0.6, Needs attention = 0.
- Points are weighted within their category; categories then count equally, so a long list of small checks cannot outweigh the brakes.
- Points the inspector could not check are left out of the calculation entirely rather than counted as faults.
- An overall score is only published when at least 60% of the checklist was checked. Below that the findings are shown without a headline number.
Every published report includes its scoring version and per-category results so a number can be traced back to the recorded findings.
See the live checklist or book an inspectionWhat you should still do
Meet in a safe place, compare the seller’s identity with original documents, inspect the chassis and engine numbers, verify transfer requirements with the relevant authority and do not send money only because a badge appears on a listing.