Last updated July 6, 2026
MOQers is built around one rule: no one's money moves until a Pool actually clears its MOQ. That single constraint drives most of how we protect buyers and sellers.
Reserving a unit authorizes a charge — it doesn't take one. Authorizations sit untouched until the Pool's deadline. If the MOQ is met, cards are charged and the seller is paid out. If it isn't, every authorization is released automatically. MOQers never holds buyer funds in escrow while a Pool is still forming.
All charges and seller payouts run through Stripe. MOQers never stores full card numbers, and sellers are paid via Stripe Connect only after a Pool funds successfully.
If you spot a listing that looks fraudulent, misleading, or unsafe, or if a funded Pool wasn't fulfilled as described, please reach out via our Contact page so we can investigate.