Buy, hire and pay, with a clearer process.
TrustEcho is being developed for people buying from private sellers, purchasing vehicles or engaging service providers where a clearer agreement could reduce uncertainty. TrustEcho is currently accepting early-access enquiries; transactions cannot yet be initiated through this website.
Marketplace purchases
Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, online sellers. Record what was agreed before payment is completed.
Vehicle purchases
Cars, bikes, boats, caravans. A clearer, documented process for moving significant amounts of money.
Tradies & renovations
Record the agreed stages of work and a clear description of what has been completed.
Service providers
From cleaners to consultants. Confirm the work that's agreed before payment proceeds.
Online transactions
Anywhere you can't shake someone's hand, TrustEcho is designed to add structure to the exchange.
Greater clarity
TrustEcho is designed to help reduce transaction risk by adding checkpoints before payment.
A clearer process from start to finish.
- Clear terms are recorded before payment proceeds.
- A written record of what was agreed, reducing he-said-she-said disputes.
- Accountability is built into the intended process for both sides.
- A clearer way to approach paying for big-ticket items without handling cash.
"What if the item or work isn't as agreed?"
- TrustEcho is designed to give you a clearer record of the transaction and greater visibility before it is completed.
- If the item isn't as described, you have a documented record of what was promised.
- If the work isn't completed as agreed, that is reflected in the transaction record.
- TrustEcho cannot guarantee the other party's conduct, but it is designed to create a clearer record throughout.
Interested in early access?
Tell us how you would use TrustEcho and we will keep you informed about relevant access opportunities.
Will TrustEcho cost me anything?+
Any applicable fees will be shown clearly as the platform is developed and tested.
What happens if the seller refuses to confirm the agreed details?+
The transaction record shows that confirmation has not occurred, and both sides can refer back to what was agreed.
Can I use TrustEcho with strangers from Facebook Marketplace?+
This is one of the key use cases TrustEcho is being developed for. Once available, both sides would confirm their details and the agreed terms, creating a clearer record for everyone involved.
Interested in early access?
Tell us how you would use TrustEcho and we will keep you informed about relevant access opportunities.