Verification Steps and Escrow Handling for Crowdsourced Routes

Driver Verification Process

Only verified drivers who already travel the route can accept deliveries. This check occurs before any parcel is handed over.

Senders see verification status when reviewing available matches. The process limits participation to drivers with confirmed identities.

Escrow Payment Flow

The sender pays the full amount into escrow at the time of booking. Funds stay held until the sender confirms the delivery has arrived.

Once confirmed, the driver receives seventy percent. The platform keeps the thirty percent commission shown at the outset.

• Payment held securely until confirmation
• Release triggered solely by sender action
• No release without delivery evidence

Managing Disputes

If an issue arises, the platform uses the confirmation step and any provided evidence to review the case. Both parties have access to the same transaction details.

Small businesses can track the status through the marketplace interface. Drivers follow the same steps for every route they add a parcel to.

The escrow model prevents direct money transfers. All funds move through the platform until the final confirmation.

Practical Steps for Users

Senders post the parcel details and select from verified drivers. Drivers accept only routes that align with their existing travel plans.

Confirmation happens after the recipient receives the item. This step releases the seventy percent share to the driver.

Distance-based pricing and the nine euro minimum apply uniformly. The verification and escrow steps remain consistent across all European routes.

Bullet lists outline the sequence clearly. Post, match, escrow, confirm, split. Each stage uses the same rules for every transaction.

The system supports regular use by small businesses needing reliable options along common paths. Drivers benefit from adding items to journeys already underway.