Policy
A marketplace cannot run on nothing: to hold your money and settle a dispute we have to know who you are. This is everything we keep, why we keep it, and who can see it.
Selling requires identity verification. Before your first listing goes live we collect your full name, CNIC number, date of birth, contact number, photographs of both sides of your CNIC, a selfie, and the account details you want to be paid into.
Messages between buyers and sellers are stored, including images sent in chat. Order conversations can be read by staff — that is how a dispute is decided, and pretending otherwise would be worse than saying it plainly.
Account logins that a seller stores for instant delivery are encrypted before they are written down. They are readable only by the buyer who paid for that listing, and are never shown to staff, never shown back to the seller once saved, and never sent through chat.
You can change your name, picture, bio and email from account settings, and choose which notifications you receive from notification settings.
To ask what we hold about you, or to have your account removed, email us from the contact page. Records tied to completed orders and money movements are kept even after an account closes, because they are the other side of somebody else's transaction.