Real estate transactions involve large sums of money, making them a prime target for fraudsters. This advisory helps you recognise, avoid, and report fraud when buying, renting, or selling property on NxtSft.com.
Disclaimer: NxtSft.com is an online marketplace and intermediary. We do not own, sell, or lease any property listed on the Platform and are not party to any transaction. While we work hard to keep the Platform safe, we cannot guarantee the authenticity of every listing or the conduct of every user. Always exercise independent due diligence before making any payment or signing any agreement.
Understanding how these scams operate is the first step to protecting yourself.
A non-existent or already-rented property is advertised at an attractive rate. The fraudster collects an advance deposit and vanishes, leaving the victim without a property or refund.
Forged title deeds, NOCs, or sale agreements are used to sell or mortgage properties that the fraudster does not legally own, or to sell the same property to multiple buyers.
Unscrupulous builders collect bookings for projects that are never built or do not match representations — missing RERA registration, illegal land use, or outright abandonment after fund collection.
Fake websites, emails, or calls mimic NxtSft.com to steal login credentials, OTPs, or banking details, or to trick users into making payments to fraudulent accounts.
If you encounter any of the following, stop the transaction and contact us.
Complete every item on this list before transferring any money or signing any document.
See something that doesn't look right? Use the "Report" button on any listing, or write to us directly. Every report is reviewed by our team.
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