Trade Verification
Verification governs access and progression across the platform.
Checks are applied before entry, during participation, and at defined control points. Each verification is recorded within the MANIDASO Trust File.
How Trade Enters Verify
Trade may originate through MANIDASO Mart or through eligible external trade. Verification determines whether protected platform progression can begin.
Marketplace Verification
Verification for trade initiated through MANIDASO Mart.
External Trade Verification
Verification for independently arranged trade seeking MANIDASO protection.
Defined responsibility.
Attached trade records.
Why Verification Exists
Most trade risk begins with ambiguity — unknown participants, unclear steps, or undocumented actions.
MANIDASO Verify introduces clarity before protected platform features are enabled.
Verification is designed to:
- Verify provided identity information (where required)
- Establish trade readiness
- Record completion of key trade stages
Requirements are proportionate to role, value, and stage.
How verification works
Verification requirements vary by role, value, and stage.
Submission
Information is provided when protected access is requested.
Review
Details and evidence are assessed against criteria relevant to the specific trade context.
Status
A verification status is recorded within the platform.
Progression
That status determines which actions are available next.
When verification may be required
Verification may apply where protected access, elevated value, or controlled trade stages require additional assurance.
- Seller access to the marketplace
- Buyer access to protected trade features
- Listings involving elevated value or risk
- Trade stages involving handling, release, or escalation
Requirements remain contextual and proportionate.
Check Your Verification Requirements
Requirements depend on role and activity. They are shown clearly before protected features are enabled.
Important information
- Verification operates within the MANIDASO platform and applies where protected access is requested or enabled.
- “Verified” means defined checks were completed and recorded — not a guarantee of outcome.
- Availability, timing, and requirements may change based on risk, context, or operational conditions.
