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From the moment a buyer posts an RFP, every vendor in the quoting pool is assigned a randomised identifier — #A47K, #C81R, and so on. Buyers see proposals, pricing, and capability statements. They do not see company names, domains, or individual names until both parties have confirmed deal intent.

The same anonymity flows in the other direction. Vendors receive a sanitised version of the buyer's RFP with no contact details, company domain, or identifying metadata. Our content filter scans every free-text field at submission time and flags any information that could leak identity before the RFP goes live.

Reveal happens in a single, logged step: the buyer accepts a quote, both parties receive each other's verified business identity simultaneously, and Aimarkeet records the handshake with a timestamp. Neither party can be identified earlier, and the decision trail is preserved for dispute resolution.

Payments on Aimarkeet do not move until work moves. When a buyer accepts a quote, both parties define a milestone schedule before any money changes hands — typically three to five stages tied to specific, measurable deliverables.

The buyer deposits funds into a Aimarkeet-held account at the start of each milestone. Those funds sit in a neutral account until the buyer marks the milestone as accepted. The vendor cannot touch the funds; the buyer cannot silently withdraw them once the milestone has begun.

If a deliverable is disputed, either party can open a Aimarkeet mediation case. A review team examines the original milestone definition, the submitted work, and any correspondence, then issues a binding resolution. This process typically closes in 5–7 business days. Neither party can bypass mediation unilaterally.