Payments
BIDGO is designed so payment collection, payment state, dispute handling, and seller payout release are coordinated by the backend instead of left to browser-only flows.
BIDGO uses PayPal-based checkout for marketplace payments. The backend creates and tracks the payment state, and buyer return pages do not act as the source of truth for payment completion.
Payment state is updated from backend-confirmed events and stored against the transaction record. This reduces reliance on browser redirects and makes it easier to audit what happened during a payment.
BIDGO does not release seller funds immediately after checkout. Payout release depends on seller onboarding status, transaction completion rules, and any dispute or fraud review that applies to the order.
BIDGO keeps the buyer total, delivery charge, 10% platform fee, and seller net as separate values so the marketplace can explain what the buyer paid and what the seller is eligible to receive.
If a payment is refunded, disputed, denied, suspicious, or blocked by partner compliance checks, BIDGO may freeze the transaction, retry payout later, or stop payout release entirely until the case is resolved.
When a transaction is disputed, BIDGO freezes payout release, cancellation, and delivery confirmation until an administrator resolves the case using the evidence on file.
Important note
BIDGO provides transaction protection workflows, but it does not guarantee every order outcome. Sellers remain responsible for the goods they list, and buyers must use the order timeline and dispute tools within the required window when a problem exists.