Buyers pay for checks and monitoring. Developers never pay Kolaboro: the evidence sets every Score. Agents never take money from developers.

Is Kolaboro a lawyer or a notary?

No. Kolaboro checks facts in documents and official registers and tells you what it found; checks on site by local agents are being set up. For legal advice and to sign, use an independent lawyer or notary; we can tell you what to ask them.

Do you hold my money?

Not yet: escrow is not offered today, and milestone escrow with licensed partners is on our roadmap. The plan is that a local agent confirms each milestone on site before you pay; those site visits are being set up and we are recruiting our first agents.

In any country. The desk review and the official-register lookups run online for off-plan projects anywhere. On-site visits by a local agent in the project's country are being set up: we are recruiting our first agents. When you book, we confirm an agent for your location before any work starts, and if we can't take your case you get a full refund.

How do you decide "go" or "hold"?

Nine checks, from land title to realistic promises. A red flag on title, permits or progress means "hold" until it is fixed, and every finding links to its evidence. The full method is public.

Can a developer influence a report?

Only with evidence. Developers can send documents and reply, but never pay us. Where something can't be verified, the report says so instead of guessing.

What if I already bought?

That's when monitoring matters most. Today we can check the registers, the permits and the developer's record before your next payment; checks of construction progress on site are being set up.

Kolaboro / Tools / Payment email check

Got an email asking you to pay? Check who really sent it.

Paste the email from the developer or agent. You see where replies go, whether the sender domain looks like the developer's real website, what your email provider's authentication said, and the wording payment-diversion emails use.

How it works

The headers are read in your browser: From, Reply-To, Return-Path, Sender, Authentication-Results (added by your email provider when the message arrived) and the Received lines.

The sender's domain and every link and address in the email are compared with the developer websites in our records: same name with another ending, lookalike letters, one or two letters changed, extra words.

For the sender's domain only, our server reads public DNS (SPF, DMARC, MX) over DNS-over-HTTPS and the registration date from RDAP. Nothing else from the email leaves your device.

No check can prove an email is genuine. A real mailbox can be hacked and send the right domain with the wrong account. That is why the call comes first.

Sources: developer websites from Kolaboro's named project data (list as JSON); DNS from Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 DNS over HTTPS; registration dates from RDAP. Also available in the Kolaboro X-ray browser extension for Gmail.

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