Verification where it matters
Relevant services may use identity, provider, eligibility, vehicle, property, or other checks before an action can be completed.
Safety built into
every service flow.
Trust and moderation are planned as product capabilities, not an afterthought. Safeguards follow the risks, regulations, and operating requirements of each service.
Six commitments
across the platform.
The specifics will vary by service and jurisdiction; the principles stay the same.
Provider standards
Providers may need to supply qualifications, availability, identity, or other information required for the service they offer.
Reporting and disputes
Clear ways to report concerns, with moderation review, transaction records, and escalation suited to each service.
Explicit confirmation
Bookings, payments, transfers, and account changes may require extra authentication or confirmation before they happen.
Transparency first
Fees, requirements, and transaction status should be clear before anyone commits to an action.
Privacy by design
Only the information a task needs, disclosed through service-specific notices, including for AI-assisted features.
The detail lives
in the policies.
Service-specific notices, terms, eligibility rules, and fees will be published before each service becomes available. Until then, these pages describe the direction.