Compliance

Fraud Prevention Summary

This summary explains AmaJova’s approach to safer payments without exposing internal fraud detection logic.

Last updated: 8 May 2026

1. Overview

AmaJova uses a progressive trust model. Users are not trusted by default; trust is earned through verification, behaviour, successful transactions, and account history.

2. Order review

Orders may be reviewed to help keep payments secure. Reviews may affect delivery permission, verification requirements, payout timing, or account access.

3. Verification

AmaJova may request identity, business, card presence, payout method, or other supporting verification where needed.

4. Payout controls

Payouts may be delayed or blocked where seller verification is incomplete, disputes are active, risk review is required, or compliance information is missing.

5. Communication

AmaJova does not disclose detailed fraud detection signals. Users may be told that an order or account is under review for secure processing.