Credit for businesses: certified property appraisals with digital evidence
Document the actual condition of collateral properties with certified timestamps, verified GPS coordinates and tamper-proof data from the moment of inspection.
When a bank extends credit to businesses secured by real estate, the property appraisal is the cornerstone of the underwriting process. The problem starts at the source: photographs and videos collected by the appraiser during the on-site inspection lack certified timestamps, verified geolocation and integrity guarantees. Banks and lending institutions remain exposed to documentary fraud, inflated valuations and non-compliance with EBA Guidelines on Loan Origination, the CRR3 framework and international valuation standards. TrueScreen enables real-time acquisition and certification of evidence during the property inspection: photos, videos and documents are sealed with a qualified timestamp, verified GPS coordinates and a digital seal. The result is an appraisal file with legal validity, fully auditable and ready for integration into loan origination workflows.
EUR 108.8 Bn
Mortgage loans originated in Italy in 2024
Agenzia delle Entrate
~130,000
Annual property appraisals by CRIF RES alone
CRIF RES
+21.5%
YoY growth in real estate lending 2024
Agenzia delle Entrate
Industry
Banks, lending institutions, property valuation firms
Business function
Loan Origination, Risk Management, Compliance
Key process
Property inspection and appraisal for credit origination
Certified content
Property photos and videos, technical documents, inspection reports, appraisal files
Output
Certified documentation and reports with legal validity
Adoption mode
App / Web / API / SDK
Needs and challenges


Solution
With TrueScreen, the property inspection becomes a certified acquisition process. The appraiser uses the app to collect photos, videos and documents directly on-site: every piece of content is sealed with a qualified timestamp, verified GPS coordinates and a digital seal that guarantees its integrity. The system verifies the operator is physically present at the property and detects screen reproduction attempts. The resulting appraisal file carries legal validity under the eIDAS Regulation and is structured for direct integration into the bank’s loan origination process.
What gets certified
Property photographs
Interior and exterior shots with certified GPS and timestamps, documenting the actual condition of the property
Inspection videos
Panoramic and structural detail recordings with continuous geolocation, available for remote verification
Technical documentation
Floor plans, cadastral records, energy certificates and compliance documentation acquired during the inspection
Reports and appraisal files
Field reports completed on-site with the appraiser’s digital signature and qualified timestamp
Expected benefits
| Business function | TrueScreen benefit |
|---|---|
| Loan Origination | Pre-structured appraisal files with all required data, fewer integration requests |
| Risk Management | Tamper-proof evidence with GPS and timestamps reduces the risk of collateral overvaluation |
| Compliance | Demonstrable adherence to EBA Guidelines, CRR3 and eIDAS Regulation |
| Appraisal network / Valuation firms | Standardized process across every inspection, professional protection with proof of on-site presence |
| Internal Audit | Complete digital chain of custody, every piece of evidence traceable and verifiable over time |
Partners
Property valuation firms, surveying practices and professionals registered with appraisal boards, independent valuation networks. TrueScreen integrates into the partner’s workflow without changing their operating methodology.
Integrations
Loan Origination Systems, credit management platforms, core banking systems, automated valuation platforms, document management and compliant archiving software.

FAQ
1) Does certified evidence carry legal validity in banking proceedings?
2) How is it verified that the appraiser actually conducted the on-site inspection?
3) Can the appraisal file be integrated into existing banking systems?
4) Does TrueScreen support compliance with EBA Guidelines and CRR3?
5) Can TrueScreen be used for periodic collateral monitoring?
6) How long does it take to adopt TrueScreen in the appraisal process?
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