Seller Protection Policy
How eligible sellers are helped against certain transaction problems.
- Version 1.0.0
- In effect from 2 September 2026
- Updated 2 September 2026
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Seller Protection is designed to help eligible sellers against certain transaction problems.
When Seller Protection may apply
It may apply where:
- delivery tracking confirms delivery but non-delivery is alleged;
- a fraudulent payment dispute occurs;
- a buyer submits false evidence;
- there is abuse of the return process; or
- another covered event occurs.
Seller Requirements
Sellers should:
- accurately describe items;
- photograph actual items;
- disclose defects;
- dispatch on time;
- use eligible delivery methods;
- retain proof of postage;
- use tracking where required;
- keep communication on CZAAH; and
- cooperate with disputes.
When Seller Protection may be refused
Seller Protection may be refused where a seller:
- provided materially inaccurate information;
- sold prohibited goods;
- used fraudulent tracking;
- intentionally misrepresented an item;
- moved payment off-platform; or
- breached applicable marketplace rules.
Change history
- 1.0.0 · 2 September 2026First version.
