// Transparency
Why no ERE service provider is NEa accredited
The NEa publishes a list of registered providers. The NEa explicitly states this is not accreditation or a quality certification.
That is exactly why providers should be compared on facts: fee structure, data flow, operational reliability and clear terms.
// What the NEa says
Registration • not accreditation
Inclusion on the list means a provider is registered. It is not an NEa quality stamp. Providers remain responsible for correct registration and compliance.
View the official NEa list// FAQ
Frequently asked questions
// Compare on facts
Compare transparently and choose confidently
Use our comparison and verify each provider's real setup for fees, lock-in, verification costs, and data handling.