For buyers in Accra

Before you pay for that plot.

Give us the house number, street or GhanaPost GPS. WASID screens what is already public against that address — published court judgments, gazette notices and the disputes recorded in the same locality — and walks a six-point verification checklist, where every point that passes or fails has to carry its evidence.

• Screen by house number, street or GPS
• Locality dispute history
• Six checks, each with evidence
• Answers in plain language

Said plainly: the title register itself is not open data. A per-parcel title search is a paid official search at the Lands Commission, and WASID does not scrape registry systems. What WASID does is gather every public signal around an address first, so you know what you are walking into — and it states a verification status, never legal advice. Always complete the official search before you pay.