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The proposed live checkout should check the delivery PIN code against each seller and courier route. A valid six-digit PIN code does not automatically mean a location is supported. This preview has no courier coverage connection.

Domestic coverage, remote-area handling and international delivery are not set yet. There is no promise of nationwide, express or free shipping. Any restrictions should be visible before a real purchase is confirmed.

Final charges may depend on the seller, product, parcel size, destination and chosen service. No pricing model or free-delivery threshold has been approved. The live checkout should itemise applicable shipping costs and other approved charges before payment.

The current test checkout collects no payment. Any sample amount is for evaluating the interface, not a final shipping quote. Luggage and oversized bags may need different handling; those arrangements remain to be agreed with sellers.

The proposed estimate should account for seller preparation, courier pickup and transport to the destination. An order confirmation, a shipping label and a physical courier handover are separate events.

Final cut-off times, business-day definitions and delay handling are not approved. The live experience should display current estimates and changes clearly rather than showing a generic speed claim. No delivery date is guaranteed here.

Products from different sellers may eventually travel separately. The planned order view should show which items are in each parcel, its tracking reference and its own estimated arrival.

This is a design intention, not a live fulfilment arrangement. Partial shipment, combined shipping and split-charge rules need to be confirmed before launch.

A live tracking page should explain delays, missed attempts, address issues and any return-to-sender outcome. Rescheduling, address changes and attempt limits are not connected in this preview and cannot be guaranteed.

If packaging or a product appears damaged in a future live order, preserve useful evidence and use the published support route. Any doorstep inspection or open-box arrangement must be explicitly offered; this page does not introduce one.

Do not share passwords, payment OTPs or banking credentials with someone claiming to arrange delivery. Any legitimate delivery confirmation procedure must be explained by the connected courier before use.

A delivered item’s return or replacement eligibility should be shown under Returns & Refunds, not inferred from shipping status. Test orders are never shipped and do not qualify for a real pickup.