The same rigor you trust. A new way to find it.
Private asset sales are often informal, low-trust, and difficult to verify. Buyers and lenders may rely on listings, paperwork, history reports, possession, or identity.
"A cloned or fraudulent VIN can slip into inventory undetected…127,000 cloned vehicles registered in Ontario" — CARFAX Canada 2024
Vetrics addresses that uncertainty at its source. What's coming is a better place to buy and sell — where the trust doesn't start after you've found the listing.
"Buying from a curbsider, or even from a legitimate private seller, offers no legal protection." — OMVIC 2024
Identity checks, asset records, lien searches, and seller authority, are often gathered separately. Fraud lives in those gaps.
"Scammers exploit this by sending buyers (and sometimes sellers) fake or manipulated vehicle history reports that omit accidents, write-offs, or outstanding liens." — canadadrives.ca
Vetrics is building somewhere else to go — a place where that trust already exists before you ever ask for it.
"Ontario motor vehicle industry council warns consumers to avoid curbsiders and fraudsters by buying vehicles only from Ontario-registered dealers" — Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council (OMVIC)
The facts that matter — history, condition, identity — shouldn't be something you have to go find. They should already be there.
"Odometer tampering… cannot be spotted without the help of comprehensive data and detection tools." "…identified 20,642 vehicles with rolled-back odometers in 2025" — CARFAX 2026
Soon, that confidence won't just follow the transaction. It'll be there from the moment you start looking — carried by something you already have in your pocket.
"auto insurance fraud in Ontario ranges between $770 million and $1.6 billion per year." — Canadian Underwriter
