Vehicle Agencies
Unfortunately, scams are common in many vehicle sales. Misinformation, data concealment, or even the sale of stolen vehicles are situations that many people have faced.
That's why at Zerobolas, when you see a badge on a vehicle listing, it means our team has personally reviewed the vehicle's documentation to ensure that all the paperwork is in order.
What does the Zerobolas Vehicle Solvency Certificate include?
Vehicle Information
The vehicle's identification numbers are physically inspected to verify that they match those printed on the circulation card and have not been altered.
- Vehicle Identification Number (VIN),
- Chassis Number
- Engine Number
Owner Information
The registered owner's information is checked to ensure there are no omissions or liens preventing the sale of the vehicle.
- DPI (Personal Identification Document)
- RTU (Unique Tax Registry)
Results
Physical inspection of the vehicle to verify that all the numbers match those on the circulation card and ownership title. Then, inquiries are made with various government agencies to determine if the vehicle has a report of theft, fines, or if it is active, as well as the owner's solvency.
How Does It Work?
The buyer pays for the Zerobolas Vehicle Solvency Certificate service through the Zerobolas App when posting their listing. The service price is Q499. Subsequently, we schedule an appointment with the advertiser to perform the corresponding inspection and quickly issue the Zerobolas Vehicle Solvency Certificate on their listing. Distinguished with a striking badge on the listing, it also places the listing in a premium category of Zerobolas certified vehicles for sale.
In both cases, a technician authorized by Zerobolas must conduct the physical inspection of the vehicle and issue the vehicle solvency certificate.
The certificate will be issued only if the vehicle is being sold by its owner; certificates will not be issued to intermediaries.
The certificate is valid for 30 days, and for fines, it only applies to fines issued before the certificate's issuance date.