selling on Kaparay

• Photos first. At least 3, up to 12, your own photography: front, back, the label, the detail of the work, and any flaw. The first photo is your cover.
• Everything after the title is tap-to-pick: garment, occasion, designer, size, condition, colour, craft. A lehenga here is listed as a lehenga, with the work named.
• Grade honestly. Not sure between two grades? Pick the lower one and photograph everything. The five grades are in the condition guide.
• Price in pounds. The composer shows your earnings live: price £85.00, Kaparay fee £8.50, you receive £76.50.
• Have the original receipt? Add a photo and earn the Verified Source badge once we have checked it, usually within a day.

Listings under £300 go live instantly. At £300 and above we give the piece a quick human look first, usually live within a day.

Before your first listing publishes, you add your payout details with Stripe: about three minutes, and you only do it once. Your listing is saved and waiting while you do.

• You get an email the moment it sells, with everything you need to send it.
• Usually your prepaid delivery label is ready and waiting in your dashboard: download it, attach it to the parcel and drop it at any Evri ParcelShop. Nothing to buy, no tracking numbers to type; we track the parcel and keep the buyer updated for you.
• If an order ever asks you to buy your own tracked label instead, your order page says so clearly and walks you through it, and the postage the buyer paid is passed to you in full on top of your item earnings.
• Send it within 5 working days. We remind you as the deadline nears; after working day 5 the order is cancelled and refunded automatically, which counts against your seller record.

Your payout is scheduled when delivery is confirmed and releases after a 48-hourbuyer window, or immediately if the buyer taps "All good". Funds reach your bank within 3 working days of release (your first ever payout can take up to 7 days while Stripe completes its checks), with the breakdown emailed to the penny.

One thing to know: if the buyer returns the piece within 14 days, the amount comes back out of your balance. Buyers pay return postage on a change of mind, and you keep the original postage you were paid.