You post the part.
Your request is signed and timestamped before any seller sees it, so what you asked for is on the record from the start.
| File ref | GFP-TRUST-26.10 |
| Revision | 26.10 |
| Claims reviewed | 2 October 2026 |
| Next review due | 2 January 2027 |
| Live page | gofindpart.com/trust/ |
GoFindPart is the supplier of record on every order: we contract with the buyer, the seller contracts with us, and the platform holds the money, the documents and the evidence in between. This page is how that protects each side — what is checked before a seller can quote, what happens to your payment, what you hold at the end, and what we do when something goes wrong.
To buyers: your money is held until you accept the delivery, GoFindPart is the one supplier on your invoice, the evidence is yours to verify, and a person decides a dispute. To sellers: you are paid your full quote on a schedule you can see, requests reach you on merit, and a dispute is heard on the evidence from both sides.
Every control on this page runs in the platform today. Planned work is marked as planned, and the things we do not claim are listed at the end. The technical controls underneath it all are on the security page.
An order on GoFindPart is a sequence of recorded handovers. At each step one party acts, the platform records it, and something is locked before the next step can start. This is the whole chain, from the first request to the seller's payout.
Your request is signed and timestamped before any seller sees it, so what you asked for is on the record from the start.
Only sellers who have passed identity, company and staff checks can quote. Each quote is signed by the seller, and the seller's rating sits beside it.
Your card goes into fields hosted by Stripe. Your acceptance countersigns the quote, and the money is held by the platform, not paid to the seller.
A collection is confirmed by scanning a QR code at the handover. Where the seller certifies the part, the certificate of conformance is issued at this point.
Delivery is confirmed on the order, and your 48-hour window to raise a problem opens from that confirmation.
Accept the delivery, or open a dispute with evidence. If you do nothing, the order accepts itself after 48 hours. A dispute freezes the seller's payout until it is resolved.
Payout releases on the schedule set by the seller's tier, only after acceptance. The seller receives their full quote; our margin never comes out of it.
Seven groups of protections, grouped by what they protect. Each one is a behaviour the platform has today, checked against the repositories and the canon on the review date above. Account security — passkeys, two-factor, sessions, step-up — is itemised on the security page rather than repeated here.
A trust page is only worth reading if it also says what is not true yet. These are the things you might assume from a page like this, and the honest position on each.
A question about a protection on this page, a procurement review, a supplier onboarding check — we answer all of it, and a security question goes straight to the security desk.
This document is the trust page at gofindpart.com/trust/ as published on the review date above. Every claim in it has a row in GoFindPart's claims register naming its evidence, and the site's build fails when a claim and its row disagree.
Questions, vendor questionnaires and security-documentation requests: security@gofindpart.com. A vulnerability report to the same address is acknowledged within 48 hours.