Trust rules for payments, sellers, delivery, and support.

Payment providers process checkout. Mekoshi records service fees, seller receivables, driver receivables, refunds, and reconciliation details.

Checkout, selling, delivery work, reviews, and disputes can require login, email verification, phone verification, identity checks, or manual review based on risk.

Reviews and trust signals come from real orders, delivery outcomes, disputes, appeals, and marketplace behavior.

Delivery offers are visible to the requester or seller managing the job. Other delivery workers see demand signals such as bid count, not competing bid details.

Shop-for-Me jobs must show the shopping budget, driver charge, buyer fee, reimbursement expectations, and completion status before payout review.

Repeated cancellations, fraud signals, unresolved disputes, unsafe items, or unsafe behavior can reduce visibility, pause risky actions, or trigger manual review.

Buyers can track order status, confirm delivery, review transactions, contact support, and open disputes when something goes wrong.

Mekoshi can remove listings or pause accounts for illegal, unsafe, misleading, counterfeit, or high-risk goods. Vehicles and livestock require stricter verification before broad promotion.

Sensitive media, identity evidence, payment credentials, and private contact details stay out of public marketplace views. Data-rights requests are logged and reviewed before disclosure, correction, or deletion.

Mekoshi documents processing purposes, service providers, retention rules, access controls, and Ghana Data Protection Commission readiness under Act 843.

The trust system starts with proportionate controls where possible and gives users a way to explain legitimate problems.