This agreement outlines the operational baseline for sellers using Pimarket, including listing responsibility, fulfilment standards, account integrity, and the rules that govern seller access to marketplace tools.
A seller account is not an automatic right. Sellers are approved into the marketplace and are expected to keep their business, identity, and payout information accurate as the platform evolves.
Pimarket may restrict, pause, or remove seller access where policy violations, fraud concerns, account misuse, inaccurate documentation, or repeated fulfilment failures create marketplace risk.
Sellers are responsible for truthful product descriptions, accurate pricing, realistic shipping terms, and compliant category behavior. Listings that are misleading, prohibited, unsafe, duplicated in abusive ways, or otherwise non-compliant may be removed or held for review.
Because Pimarket is seller-fulfilled, the seller remains responsible for dispatch, delivery communication, and meeting the shipping commitments presented to the buyer during checkout.
Marketplace commission, processing treatment, and wallet crediting are controlled by the platform’s financial rules. Seller earnings are not considered final until payment is trusted, finalized, and reflected in the platform ledger.
Withdrawal eligibility, payout configuration, KYC approval, suspension checks, and risk holds are separate from listing approval. A seller can be operational on the marketplace while still being restricted from withdrawing funds until payout requirements are satisfied.
If you need clarification about marketplace operations, buyer protection, or seller standards, the support team can point you to the right workflow.