Consumer Protection Act 2075
Return & Refund Policy
Buyer returns are governed by Nepal's Consumer Protection Act 2075, Section 18, which entitles buyers to returns for defective or misrepresented goods.
Return Eligibility
Eligible for Return
- Item significantly different from listing description
- Item arrived damaged or defective
- Counterfeit or fake branded item received
- Seller failed to disclose known defects
- Wrong item delivered
Not Eligible
- Change of mind (item as described)
- Sizing issues where measurements were accurately listed
- Minor wear consistent with stated condition
- Return request raised after 7 days of receipt
- Items sold as-is with all defects clearly disclosed
Return Window
All return requests must be raised within 7 calendar days of receiving the item, as provided under Consumer Protection Act 2075. Requests after this window will not be accepted.
How to Request a Return
1
Contact the Seller
Message the seller via in-app chat, explain the issue, and attach photos as evidence. Most issues are resolved at this stage.
2
Open a Dispute
If the seller does not respond within 48 hours or refuses a valid return, open a dispute via the Dispute Resolution process.
3
Ship the Item Back
If the return is approved, the seller will provide a return address. Use a trackable courier and keep the receipt. Return shipping costs are borne by the seller for eligible returns.
4
Receive Refund
Once the seller confirms receipt of the returned item, your refund is processed back to your original payment method (eSewa/Khalti) within 3–5 business days.
Refund Timelines
Payment Method
Refund Timeline
eSewa
1–3 business days
Khalti
1–3 business days