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Carvia marketplace standards

Trust and safety

Trust comes from accurate listings, visible terms, trip-specific records, and a clear path for reporting and review.

The operating record

What Carvia uses to make a decision traceable.

Eligibility and account checks

Booking eligibility and license status are part of the booking flow. The applicable age, vehicle-class, and account requirements still govern each request.

Account and verification guide

Vehicle listing standards

Hosts are responsible for accurate vehicle details and current photos. Carvia also publishes listing, title, mileage, and inspection requirements.

Vehicle inspection requirements

The booking record

The quote and checkout record separate the trip price, applicable fees, taxes, extras, delivery, and any available protection choice before payment.

Trip price and fees

Photo-backed handoffs

Trip check-in and check-out connect condition photos, mileage, fuel, timestamps, and acknowledgements to the reservation.

Guest check-in guide

Claims and response windows

Damage reporting, evidence, estimates, decisions, and appeals follow published steps and timing rather than an undocumented support thread.

Claims timing

Terms control the outcome

A page summary is not coverage or a guarantee. Eligibility, exclusions, responsibilities, and any protection for a trip come from the final terms that apply.

Protection plan terms

Current protection boundary

Marketplace protection is not currently active.

Protection pages explain plan structure and terms, but they do not create coverage by themselves. A booking must present active final terms for protection to apply, and those terms control eligibility, limits, exclusions, and responsibilities.

Report and review

Report a listing or ask support to review a marketplace record.

Carvia support handles marketplace records and disputes. It is not an emergency response service.