This policy concerns historical product purchases processed through the Platform. It does not cover payments arranged directly between collaboration participants.
Last updated: June 2026
For eligible historical Product Purchase orders processed through the Platform, the seven-day period shown on an order is a delivery review window. It is not a promise of a refund or a refund deadline. Refund requests are considered separately, based on the transaction, evidence, applicable policy and mandatory statutory rights. An order support request does not automatically issue a refund.
After a Builder delivery or revised delivery, the Buyer has seven (7) calendar days to confirm the delivery, request an in-scope correction, or ask for support through the order page. The deadline begins at the recorded delivery time and resets after a revised delivery. This workflow does not determine refund eligibility.
Buyers may contact support about a refund separately. A delivery review deadline does not remove or limit any mandatory consumer rights or statutory remedies.
A refund request may be approved when one or more of the following apply:
A refund is not automatic merely because a Buyer requests a correction or opens an order support review. The following facts alone do not establish a right to a refund:
Support timing depends on the evidence, the responsiveness of the parties, and the circumstances of the case. An open order support review pauses order completion in the order workflow; it does not by itself approve or issue a refund.
If a refund is approved and processed, it is generally sent through the payment provider to the original payment method, subject to provider and legal requirements. The order delivery workflow does not issue refunds automatically.
Once issued, the refund typically appears on the buyer's statement within 5–10 business days, depending on the card issuer.
This Refund Policy is part of the broader Buyer Protection Policy. Submitting a refund request does not guarantee a refund; each case is reviewed on its individual merits. Mandatory statutory rights remain unaffected.