Manual identity review
Members submit a government ID, proof of address, and a selfie. The TrustKarry team reviews each submission manually during closed beta.
TrustKarry connects Canada-Nigeria senders and travelers to coordinate requests, handoffs, updates, and carrying fees.

Coordinate with context
One request record for the people, item, handoff, and updates.
TrustKarry brings senders and travelers already moving between Canada and Nigeria into one shared workflow. Discover a matching route, agree on the details, and keep every important update in one place.
TrustKarry coordinates the process. Carrying fees are agreed and settled directly between members.
Each person knows what happens next, and every important milestone stays attached to the request.
Join as a Karry Sender or Karry Traveler and submit your identity documents for manual review.
Travelers publish a trip and available capacity. Senders choose a suitable trip and create a request.
Agree on inspection, meetup details, and the carrying fee. Keep messages and acknowledgements together.
Record collection, transit, arrival, pickup, and delivery so both sides share the same timeline.
For senders
Search approved traveler trips, create a clear item request, and follow the handoff from collection to delivery.
Compare route, departure date, available capacity, verification status, and the traveler’s suggested rate.
Add the weight, item details, and handling notes. The traveler reviews the request before accepting it.
Choose a safe meetup, allow the traveler to inspect the item, and agree on the carrying fee directly.
See collection, transit, arrival, pickup, and delivery updates, then confirm that the request is complete.

For travelers
Publish your trip, choose the requests that fit, and keep every sender informed through a shared request timeline.
Set your route, date, available kilograms, and suggested per-kilogram rate so senders can find you.
See what the sender wants carried and accept only the requests that fit your capacity and comfort level.
Agree on a safe meetup, inspect the item, refuse anything you cannot verify, and confirm collection in the app.
Share each milestone, coordinate destination pickup, and close the request once delivery is confirmed.

The product creates useful signals, clearer expectations, and a reviewable record for both sides.
Members submit a government ID, proof of address, and a selfie. The TrustKarry team reviews each submission manually during closed beta.
Plans, messages, optional evidence, and timestamped milestones stay attached to the request from collection to delivery.
Travelers can inspect an item before accepting it and decline any request that feels unsafe, unclear, or unlawful.
If something goes wrong, an admin can review the request timeline, messages, and evidence to support a resolution.
Clear boundaries help senders and travelers make informed decisions before they coordinate.
Read the full operating terms before creating or accepting a request. Read the Terms of Service
The current closed-beta workflow covers discovery, coordination, safety records, and completion.
The details senders and travelers usually want before joining TrustKarry.
Travelers are manually identity-verified before they appear as Verified. You can also review the context available in their profile. TrustKarry does not guarantee delivery, but verification and recorded milestones provide useful signals for choosing and coordinating carefully.
TrustKarry is a coordination marketplace, not an insurance provider. Both parties can open a dispute, and an admin can review the timeline, messages, and available evidence. Significant loss may require independent legal or insurance advice.
TrustKarry can calculate a suggested fee from the item weight and traveler’s rate. The final amount is agreed and settled directly between the sender and traveler. TrustKarry does not hold, transfer, refund, or process funds.
No. The app records lifecycle updates confirmed by the sender and traveler, including collection, transit, arrival, pickup readiness, and delivery. These are status records, not live location data.
Items must be lawful at origin and destination, comply with airline and border rules, and be described honestly. Travelers can inspect and refuse any item. The prohibited-items policy is detailed in the Terms of Service.
Timing depends on the traveler’s itinerary and the handoff arrangements agreed by both sides. TrustKarry records milestones but does not set or guarantee a delivery window.
That depends on your route, available capacity, suggested rate, and the requests you accept. The final fee is agreed with each sender. TrustKarry does not take a platform fee during the current phase.
No. Travelers choose which requests fit their trip and can reject a request at any point before collection. They can also inspect the item at handoff and refuse it for any reason.
Members submit a government photo ID, proof of address, and a selfie. The TrustKarry team reviews these manually and may approve, reject, or request clarification.
The closed beta currently supports coordination between Canada and Nigeria. Routes will expand carefully as the platform grows.
There is no platform fee for coordinating a request in the current phase, and TrustKarry does not take a cut of the carrying fee.
Use the dispute option inside an active request for coordination or safety issues. For anything else, email info.trustkarry@gmail.com. The team reads every message.
Create your profile, complete verification, and find the route that fits.
Tell the team what feels clear, what still feels uncertain, and what would make TrustKarry more useful.