A significant proportion of UK homebuyers were not asked to provide proof of identity when purchasing a property, according to verification checks provider Credas Technologies.
The survey of UK homebuyers questioned whether the selling agent asked for proof of identity such as a passport or diving license when purchasing their last property.
Up to 77 percent said they were asked to prove their identity. However, 23 percent of those surveyed admitted they weren’t asked to verify their ...
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