Verification Standards
Verification Standards define how MANIDASO Verify applies checks, records outcomes, and controls progression across protected platform features.
Purpose of verification
Verification exists to reduce ambiguity in trade environments where identity, readiness, and progression must be clearly documented.
It supports structured commerce by:
- Applying defined eligibility checks where required
- Recording verification outcomes within the platform
- Controlling access to protected trade features
Verification principles
Defined checks
Verification applies only through published criteria relevant to the trade context.
Recorded handling
Submissions, review steps, and outcomes are documented within the platform record.
Proportionate requirements
Requirements scale based on role, value, route, and trade stage.
Shared responsibility
Participants provide accurate information and evidence; MANIDASO records the checks performed.
Verification status outcomes
Verification results are recorded within the platform and determine which actions may proceed.
Balanced protection
For buyers
- Records seller readiness checks where required
- Reduces exposure to anonymous participation
- Ensures key trade steps are documented
For sellers
- Confirms buyer intent where required
- Reduces disputes caused by unclear progression
- Provides recorded proof of compliance
Verification creates structure — not assumption.
Sequential and transparent process
Verification follows a structured workflow. Participants see requirements before submission and can track progress throughout the review process.
- No hidden checks
- No informal shortcuts
- Progression remains visible and sequential
Where verification applies
Verification applies only within MANIDASO workflows where protected access or progression controls are required.
Check your verification requirements
Requirements depend on role and activity. They are shown clearly before protected features are enabled.
Scope and limitations
Verification operates within defined platform boundaries.
What This Means
- Verification reflects information available at the time of review.
- It is not identity certification beyond the checks performed.
- It does not guarantee performance, conduct, or trade outcomes.
- Verification supports structured processes but does not provide legal or financial advice.
- Access or progression may be limited where requirements are not met or risk concerns arise.
OUR IMPACT
Verified trade is changing lives across continents.
