Approval and verification

Sellers must complete the SpareKart onboarding and verification process before they can operate live on the marketplace.

Approval can depend on store details, operating history, product category risk, and policy review results.

Catalog quality requirements

• Use accurate titles, brand names, fitment details, and condition descriptions
• Do not list counterfeit, misleading, or prohibited products
• Keep pricing, stock, and warranty expectations current

Fulfillment expectations

• Accept and process marketplace orders promptly
• Ship within your stated operational window
• Keep status changes accurate inside the seller workspace
• Respond to customer and platform escalations professionally

Returns, disputes, and policy reviews

Sellers are expected to cooperate with platform-side reviews for fitment issues, returns, proof verification, payout holds, and account audits.

Repeated fulfillment failures, poor communication, or catalog issues can lead to restrictions, payout holds, or removal.

Trust signals and account health

Seller visibility on SpareKart depends on fulfillment quality, accurate stock, review history, response time, and adherence to marketplace policy.