Government ID, verified by us
A passport or national ID, matched against the name on your ticket. Nobody carries anything before this clears — it is the safeguard the whole route rests on.
Carry inspected, pre-checked items for someone who needs them, and get paid from escrow when they arrive. Verified travellers only.
The sender sees exactly where their item is. So do you — including the moment escrow releases, so you are never wondering whether you have been paid.
Stage 4 of 6: In flight.
Carrying something for a stranger is only safe if somebody has checked it. That is our job, and these are the four points where we do it. None of them can be waived, by you or by a sender in a hurry.
A passport or national ID, matched against the name on your ticket. Nobody carries anything before this clears — it is the safeguard the whole route rests on.
Booking reference, route and date. We only match you with items that fit the trip you were already taking.
You watch every item being inspected before you accept it. If a sender will not let it be opened, we refuse the request — not you.
The sender pays before you fly. We hold it. It is released to you when the item is delivered, so neither side has to trust the other on faith.

The sender pays Waybridge before you take off. We hold the money. You get it when the item reaches the person it was meant for.
Senders propose a reward; you accept or decline. Nothing is assigned to you.
Escrow releases when the recipient confirms handover — usually the same day you land.
Written into the request. If it is not what was described at handover, you walk away and keep your allowance.
Anything dutiable is cleared by us in your name with our agent, and paid by the sender.

Fill in your trip and ID details and a person verifies you — usually within a working day. We still do the ID check ourselves; the form just gets everything to us at once instead of over a chat.
Already verified? Open requests are matched to your trip automatically.
Departure country, arrival city, and the day you fly.
Roughly how many kilos you are willing to carry.
Type and the last four digits now; a photo of it when we verify you.