Turning Gears of Trust
The Story of Omar, Used Car Dealer
The Challenge
Omar runs a small used car dealership. He's honest about vehicle history, fair on pricing, and offers solid warranties. But in an industry plagued by dishonest dealers, he struggled with perception.
"Used car dealer? No thanks. We've all heard the horror stories. How do we know you're different?"
— Potential investors and premium customers
Despite years of honest business, Omar couldn't escape the stigma. He needed a way to prove his transparency wasn't just marketing talk.
The QistasChain Solution
Omar invited his customers to verify their experiences through QistasChain. What happened next surprised even him.
Transaction Records
- 142 purchase receipts uploaded
- Vehicle histories matched records
- Warranty claims tracked fairly
Customer Testimonials
- 89 video testimonials submitted
- Honest pricing confirmed repeatedly
- Post-sale service praised
Public Records Verification
QistasChain's platform matched Omar's sales data with public vehicle records. Every VIN number checked out. Every title transfer was legitimate. No hidden accidents, no odometer fraud.
The Result
That honest data earned him discounted insurance, a Qawī-Amīn badge, and a new investor who trusts him
Omar's insurance company reviewed his QAI score and reduced his premiums by 15%. His dealership now displays the verified Qawī-Amīn badge prominently.
An investor who had been skeptical for years saw Omar's verified track record and offered expansion capital to open a second location.
Omar's Impact
A Score That Grows With You
Omar's initial score of 78 reflects his current transparency. As he continues to collect verified customer testimonials and maintains his honest practices, his QAI score is projected to reach the mid-80s within 6 months.
QistasChain rewards continuous improvement. Your score isn't fixed—it evolves as you build more trust.
In this business, everyone assumes you're dishonest until proven otherwise. QistasChain flipped that script. Now I can prove I'm one of the good ones—and customers can see it before they even walk in.