Understand what is covered for each way to buy.
Today, on Damjitech, every deal closes in person: you list for free, you talk in the chat, you meet, you check the phone and you pay the seller by hand. Damjitech verifies the IMEI of the listings that provide one, but it does not take payments yet, does not hold money and does not ship anything. Protected purchase, shipping and verification in a centre will come in a second phase.
| In persontoday | Protectednot yet | Verifiednot yet | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Checked by a technician | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Protected payment (escrow) | Not included | Included | Included |
| As described, or refunded | Not included | Included | Included |
| 14-day Damji warranty | Not included | Not included | Included |
Today only the in-person handoff is open; the other two columns describe how they will work once they open. Damjitech takes no commission: the seller receives the agreed price in full.
Every visible signal answers a real fear: paying too early, receiving a locked device or finding a hidden defect.
In-person handoff: check it yourself.
What it costs you
0 DH. No commission, no fee: you pay the seller the price, and Damjitech takes nothing.
Not open yet: today you cannot pay or ship through Damjitech. This is how it will work once it opens.
Payment protection and a checking window. This is not a Damjitech technical verification.
What it costs you
Protected purchase fee: 2.5% of the price + 5 DH, between 10 and 250 DH. Added to your total at checkout.
Not open yet: today you cannot pay or ship through Damjitech. This is how it will work once it opens.
Inspected on over 100 points at a Damji centre before purchase.
What it costs you
149 DH, paid by the buyer, on top of the protected purchase fee.
Not open yet: today you cannot pay or ship through Damjitech. This is how it will work once it opens.
Not open yet: today you cannot pay or ship through Damjitech. This is how it will work once it opens.
Our professionals check over 100 points on the device.
It is a fair question: a check paid for by the seller would be worth nothing. At Damjitech the answer comes down to three things you can verify — who pays, who decides, and what stays on record.
Not open yet: today you cannot pay or ship through Damjitech. This is how it will work once it opens.
For an in-person handoff, Damjitech does not inspect the device, hold the payment or provide a warranty. You decide after your own checks.
Today, at the moment you pay them by hand at the meeting, after checking the phone: Damjitech does not touch the money. With protected purchase, once it opens, the seller will be paid 48 hours after delivery if no issue is reported.
Today there are no incidents, because no purchase is paid through Damjitech: in person, you decide on the spot. If a listing or a seller looks fraudulent, report it from the listing. With protected purchase, an incident will open 48 hours to reach an agreement with the seller and, without one, Damjitech will decide.
It does not exist yet: it will come with Verified by Damji and will cover, for 14 days, any defect the check did not report. Today, no purchase on Damjitech carries a Damjitech warranty.
Today, nobody: you pay the seller by hand, at the meeting. In this phase Damjitech neither collects nor holds money. With protected purchase, Damjitech will hold the payment until 48 hours after delivery.
Today, in person, Damjitech offers no recourse: that is why you check everything before paying, with the checklist and the IMEI. With protected purchase you will have 48 hours to open an incident, and with Verified by Damji, a 14-day warranty.
Not offered yet; this is how it will work once the centre opens: a Damjitech technician will check the device against a fixed list of checkpoints — IMEI, account lock, battery health, screen, cameras, charging, network — and record each result. The report will stay attached to the listing. The condition will not be declared by the seller: it will be measured.
Not on Damjitech yet: the certificate will come with Verified by Damji. Today, what Damjitech checks is the IMEI of the listings that provide one.
Yes. Search filters by condition across five levels — Excellent (A+), Very good (A), Good (B), Fair (C) and For parts — and separately by “New sealed”. Today the condition is always declared by the seller; once Verified by Damji opens, on verified devices the technician will assign it.
Once protected purchase opens, these will be two sides of the same mechanism. The buyer will have 48 hours after delivery to check the device matches the listing, and Damjitech will hold the payment for that window. The seller will be paid as soon as the 48 hours pass with no incident — they will not wait on the buyer's goodwill. And opening an incident will not be an automatic refund: it will open 48 hours of discussion, then Damjitech will decide.
That is what Damjitech is: second-hand phones, PCs, consoles, audio and accessories, and nothing else. The difference from a generalist is not catalogue size — it is that every page carries the declared condition, the verified IMEI and a reference price with its source and its date.
Today Damjitech does not arbitrate deals, since they close in person; it does moderate: reported listings, profiles and conversations are reviewed by hand. Once protected purchase opens, an incident will open 48 hours to reach an agreement with the seller and, without one, Damjitech will decide on the evidence from both sides.