Register of Encumbered Vehicles

REVS Check

Looking for a REVS check? Review the PPSR security-interest result and the vehicle records available with your report.

Independent guidance from Australian Car Network
YOUR NEXT CAR, CHECKED.

Start with the rego.

Enter the number plate and registration state to continue to your vehicle report.

Use the plate shown on the vehicle.

Review vehicle details and pricing at secure checkout.

From REVS to the PPSR

REVS is a name many buyers still use when asking about vehicle finance checks. The current national register is the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR).

When comparing reports, look at the actual search certificate, vehicle identifier and included data rather than the product name alone.

Before you commit to a purchase

01

Match the identity

Read the VIN from the car and compare it with the certificate. A familiar plate number alone is not enough.

02

Read any interest

A recorded security interest needs follow-up. Ask the seller and secured party about the entry.

03

Check the date

History records reflect the time of the search. Keep the dated result with the vehicle paperwork.

04

Check the wider picture

Review available history, the service record and the vehicle's physical condition together.

REVS questions

Where can I get the government search?
Use the Australian Government PPSR website for the direct official search. RegoCheck offers a commercial report service through its checkout.
What do I need to start here?
Enter the registration plate and state. The checkout will guide you through the vehicle and order details.
Is a clear result a guarantee?
No. Read the certificate and coverage notes, confirm the vehicle identifier and follow up anything missing or inconsistent.
BEFORE THE HANDSHAKE

Start a vehicle history check

Use the plate and state to continue. Review the matched vehicle and purchase details at checkout.

Start a rego check