Dealcova guide
How Completed-Deal Records Work on Dealcova
Public deal counts and reviews describe eligible activity recorded through Dealcova. They can add useful context, but they are historical signals rather than promises about a future transaction.
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What contributes to the record
A completed deal is a transaction that reached Dealcova's completed state through its recorded milestone and approval flow. Transactions arranged or completed entirely outside Dealcova do not increase the public completed-deal count.
Completion rate
The public completion rate is calculated from eligible Dealcova transaction outcomes for that seller. It describes the recorded history available to the platform; a smaller history should be read with appropriate caution.
Buyer reviews
A buyer review is linked to eligible completed-deal activity. Dealcova publishes the rating aggregate only when real public review data exists and does not fabricate a rating for new sellers.
How to use these signals
Consider identity status, business information, the exact item or service, the amount, clear deal terms, and the seller's Dealcova history together. No badge, count, rate, or review guarantees delivery, quality, or a particular dispute result.