A record of what’s yours.
Your Ownership Record Card and Certificate of Registration, in one place.
RECORD CARD
You worked hard for what you own. Together, we can protect it.
Read our storyA stolen phone can mean lost work, lost memories and money saved for months. Nigeria’s 2024 crime survey estimated 25.35 million phone theft cases between May 2023 and April 2024.1
It hurts to spend money you worked hard for on a counterfeit. NAFDAC has documented cases of counterfeit food, drinks and cosmetics.2 Honest makers and sellers lose trust too.
We built CredChek so we can do something about it together. Check before you buy, register what you own and tell someone you care about. The more of us who take part, the harder stolen and counterfeit goods are to sell.
For supported products, we check the code against the maker’s records.
The code and product record match.
View the product details.Keep a record while it’s yours. When you sell it, the record goes to the buyer.
Your Ownership Record Card and Certificate of Registration, in one place.
Transfer the record when the item changes hands.
You check. Someone registers. The next person has more to go on.


Put a code on each pack and link it to your own records.
A phone, laptop, car or anything else with an IMEI, VIN or serial number, for a theft report. For supported products, you can also check the code on the pack against the maker’s records.
We found no matching theft report. It doesn’t prove who owns the item or what happened to it before. Ask for a receipt and check the seller’s documents before you pay.
For supported products, we compare the code with the maker’s records. A blocked, repeated or inconsistent code shows as a suspected counterfeit. A matching code doesn’t check the product’s condition or safety.
A record of the details you give us, an Ownership Record Card and a Certificate of Registration. The record shows who registered the item. It isn’t proof of legal ownership.
Yes. When you sell or give away a registered item, transfer the record to the new owner.
Open it in your belongings and report it stolen. Anyone who checks its number will see that it was reported, never who you are. A finder can also reach you through us.