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Only verified sellers list on Zweka — how buyers stay safer

No anonymous shops: sellers pass BVN or vNIN plus a selfie before a listing goes live. Here is what that badge means for buyers — and how held payment finishes the job.

Amaka Support

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No anonymous shops. On Zweka, sellers complete identity checks — BVN or virtual NIN, plus a selfie — before a listing can go live. Buyers see the verified mark. That is the deal.

It is the same idea we teach on @zweka.hq: trust signals up front, not hope in a DM.

What buyers get

  1. A shop tied to a real identity check — harder for throwaway scam accounts
  2. Clear labelling when someone is verified — see what “verified seller” means
  3. Checkout that holds payment until you confirm — how held payment works

Verification alone is not magic. Still inspect the item and use Accept — Accept code explained.

What sellers should know

Verification takes about a minute for most people. Start at Verify, then Sell. Details on documents: virtual NIN & verification.

If you are brand new, use the day-by-day plan: Your first week on Zweka.

What verification does not replace

  • Your eyes at meetup or on delivery
  • Held payment (never pay outside the app)
  • Common sense on price and photos — spot scam listings

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