Requote

Trust & safety

Protection starts with a clear agreement.

Requote combines verification, transaction records, protected payment, and evidence-based review so strangers can do business with greater confidence.

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Layers of trust

No single feature carries the whole promise.

Requote uses three connected safeguards, each answering a different question before and during a transaction.

01

Identity and verification

Account, identity, business, and activity checks help users understand who they are dealing with.

02

Documented agreement

The request, accepted offer, messages, milestones, and logistics terms become the transaction record.

03

Protected payment

The agreed funds are secured before work begins and released against confirmed outcomes.

Protected transaction

The funds follow the agreement.

The requester secures the agreed amount. Release happens after delivery is confirmed, or according to accepted milestone terms. A provider can begin knowing the funds are committed.

ImportantRequote's live payment structure will use licensed partners and final compliance-approved terms.
  1. 1
    Scope acceptedPrice, timing, and evidence are clear.
  2. 2
    Funds securedPayment protection becomes active.
  3. 3
    Work deliveredDelivery and milestones are recorded.
  4. 4
    Release or reviewConfirm delivery or raise an issue.

Evidence-based disputes

The agreement—not volume or emotion—sets the standard.

When an issue is raised, Requote compares the delivered outcome with the accepted request and offer. Messages, photographs, videos, inspection records, and logistics evidence help establish what happened.

A
Agreement met

Payment is released to the provider.

B
Correctable difference

The parties agree on a fix, milestone, or revised term.

C
Material failure

A partial or full refund may be appropriate after review.

Safer transactions

Good habits still matter.

  • Keep requests, offers, changes, and evidence inside Requote.
  • Do not move payment outside the protected transaction flow.
  • Inspect profiles, verification, timing, and exclusions carefully.
  • Report suspicious behaviour before accepting or funding an offer.