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W CHECKPOINT · FREE PUBLIC TOOL · VICTORIA

Don’t pay.
Don’t sign.
Check first.

One calm, evidence-first stop before a property decision becomes expensive. Built for buyers, sellers, renters and rental providers.Run my checkpoint ↓
06transaction checks per journey
00documents uploaded to W Checkpoint
01human decision remains yours

Not another property score. This tool shows what is clear, what is unknown, and what needs a qualified person.

YOUR TRANSACTION GATE

What are you about to do?

No account. No upload. Your entries stay in this browser tab and disappear when it closes.
01

Price evidence checked

Not checked

Have you checked the required current price statement, comparable sales and advertised price for this campaign?

What counts as evidence?

Current Property Price Statement (PPS) where required, or SOI in a permitted transition case; advertised price and your comparable-sale notes.

Victoria only · Applicable private/other agent residential sales use PPS from 1 October 2026. Auction/fixed-date sales on or from 16 October have transition rules; check the campaign and event date. The separate Section 32 availability change is upcoming from 1 June 2027. Guidance checked 3 October 2026.

Open CAV price-statement changes ↗

CAV campaign transition Q&A ↗

02CRITICAL

Contract reviewed before commitment

Not checked

Has your lawyer or conveyancer reviewed the contract and Section 32 before you bid or sign?

What counts as evidence?

Written review or advice from the professional you appointed—not the selling agent.

Open Consumer Affairs Victoria ↗
03CRITICAL

Land, planning and hazard checks completed

Not checked

Have zoning, overlays, owners corporation, flood/fire exposure, boundaries and recent works been investigated?

What counts as evidence?

The official due-diligence checklist plus property-specific searches and professional checks where needed.

Open Official Victorian checklist ↗
04

Condition tested—not assumed

Not checked

Have building, pest, safety and renovation-permit risks been checked by the right qualified people?

What counts as evidence?

Property-specific reports; unresolved exclusions are written down and priced into the decision.

Open Official Victorian checklist ↗
05CRITICAL

Finance and cash buffer are real

Not checked

Are approval conditions, deposit timing, duties, owners-corporation costs, insurance and immediate repairs understood?

What counts as evidence?

Current written finance position and a complete acquisition-cost estimate from appointed advisers.

Open Consumer Affairs Victoria ↗
06CRITICAL

Payment instructions independently verified

Not checked

If bank details arrived or changed by email or message, have you called a trusted number you found separately?

What counts as evidence?

A live callback using a previously known or independently sourced number—not a reply to the message.

Open Australian Cyber Security Centre ↗

WHY W BUILT IT

Property websites optimise the search.
W Checkpoint protects the decision.

01

Official checklists are often static.

Victorian sellers and agents must make the official buyer due-diligence checklist available. W Checkpoint turns the principle into an active, decision-by-decision gate and links back to the official source.

Official checklist ↗
02

Rental data rules changed.

From 31 March 2026, Victoria requires the prescribed rental application and new protections for applicant information. W Checkpoint puts the privacy question before submission.

Rental reforms ↗
03

Payment fraud exploits urgency.

The Australian Cyber Security Centre warns property participants to verify changed payment details using an established phone number or face-to-face—not the details in the suspect message.

Cyber warning ↗

Research note · Public journeys sampled across major Australian and Victorian agency websites on 20 August 2026 commonly surfaced listings, appraisals, portals, articles or standalone due-diligence pages. W Checkpoint’s unified, interactive stop/go evidence gate is W Agent’s response to that experience gap. This is a product-design observation, not a claim that no other provider offers a similar tool.

THE W BOUNDARY

W Checkpoint provides general information and a personal progress record only. It does not inspect a property, verify evidence, hold money, approve a transaction, or replace legal, conveyancing, finance, building, tax, valuation, planning, cyber-security or other professional advice. Official requirements can change; follow the linked authority and your appointed professional.