Coverage rules for every category
PRUVILO is designed to publish one country-specific coverage record per category, so both parties can see what is allowed and what proof is required.
Pre-launch preview — no category or country coverage status is approved or available yet.
Seven possible coverage decisions
A published category record would use one explicit status. A status would never be inferred from a similar product or another country.
- Remote flow permittedSUPPORTED_REMOTELY
- A protected remote transaction may proceed only with the evidence and approved delivery method configured for that category and country.
- Inspection requiredSUPPORTED_WITH_INSPECTION
- An approved inspection or authentication would be mandatory at the stage defined by the published category policy.
- Supported with limitsSUPPORTED_WITH_LIMITS
- The transaction would be allowed only within published value, condition, seller type, quantity, route, or delivery limits.
- Professional sellers onlyPROFESSIONAL_SELLERS_ONLY
- Only a verified business or an approved professional seller would be allowed to offer the item.
- In-person onlyIN_PERSON_ONLY
- Remote shipment would not be supported; an approved protected handoff method would be required.
- UnsupportedUNSUPPORTED
- PRUVILO would reject a protected deal for this category and country combination.
- ProhibitedPROHIBITED
- Illegal, unsafe, stolen, sanctioned, counterfeit, or partner-forbidden products would be rejected.
What every category record would disclose
The visible record would keep the commercial promise and the evidence burden together, rather than hiding important conditions later in the flow.
Coverage status
The country-specific decision, permitted fulfilment method, effective version, and any seller restriction.
Required characteristics
The condition, model, measurements, contents, defects, provenance, or other facts the buyer and seller must state.
Seller proof
The category-specific images, video, identifiers, documents, diagnostics, or expert records required before dispatch.
Buyer arrival evidence
The unopened-package, seal, unboxing, receipt, and functional checks required after trusted delivery.
Identifiers and inspection
Any serial, IMEI, VIN, hallmark, certificate, or approved independent inspection requirement.
Value and transaction limits
Any published amount, quantity, condition, seller-type, route, or delivery ceiling.
Inspection window and release
The exact deadline, timezone, permitted actions, reminders, and conditions that must pass before release.
Returns, fraud, and safety
The applicable return path, evidence duties, common abuse patterns, limits, exclusions, and safety guidance.
Why there is no launch catalog yet
Category names in the product plan are research candidates, not a promise of availability. Individual category pages will appear only after a country record is approved.
- Coverage must be reviewed by product, legal, risk, operations, payment, insurance, courier, inspection, fraud, and relevant provider owners.
- Statuses, limits, evidence rules, inspection windows, and return terms must be versioned and published together.
- A category available in one country or fulfilment mode must not be assumed available in another.
See the safety model behind every status
Understand what identity, agreement, evidence, delivery, and review can establish—and what they cannot guarantee.