Know who you're
buying from.
RAIDZONE Market uses seller verification and marketplace performance signals to give buyers more useful information before they purchase.
What verification means
Four things RAIDZONE Market actually looks at before and after a seller is marked verified.
Before an account is marked verified, it's reviewed and approved directly by the RAIDZONE Market team — not by an automated pass/fail check.
Every seller maintains account and contact details on file with RAIDZONE Market, used for order communication and support if something needs to be escalated.
Completion rate, review rating, delivery time and response time are computed from real order history and shown on every seller's public profile.
Disputes and their outcomes are tracked against a seller's record and factored into their standing. RAIDZONE Market can update a seller's status at any time.
The verification journey
Verification isn't a one-time checkbox — it's a status that continues to be shaped by real marketplace activity.
What you'll actually see
Illustrative layout, matching a real seller profile — not an actual account.
The ✓ Verified badge means this seller's account has been reviewed and approved by the RAIDZONE Market team. It sits alongside — not instead of — the seller's real performance history: completed orders, reviews, and response time, all computed from actual transactions on this marketplace.
Account Status reflects whether a seller is currently active on the platform. RAIDZONE Market can change a seller's status, badges or verification at any time.
What Verified Seller does not mean
Verification means the seller has passed RAIDZONE Market's stated verification checks. It does not guarantee that every future transaction will be successful or eliminate all marketplace risks.
Verification is not permanent trust
A seller's standing reflects their real, ongoing marketplace activity — it isn't fixed the moment they're verified.
Use the badge as one signal — not the only one
- Listing details — check exactly what's included and how it's delivered before you buy.
- Delivery requirements — some orders need extra details from you before a seller can fulfil them.
- Seller history — completed orders, response time and how long they've been active.
- Reviews — real buyer feedback tied to completed orders.
- Buyer Protection coverage — what's eligible for a dispute or refund if something goes wrong.
Buyer Protection explains what's covered, the review window, and how disputes are resolved.
View Buyer ProtectionShop with more context.
Seller verification gives you another signal to consider before placing an order.