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Cancellations and refunds

Last updated 27 August 2026

What it costs to change your mind, and what happens to your money when a delivery does not complete.

1. If you cancel

What a cancellation costs depends entirely on how far the delivery has already got — specifically, on whether a courier has committed time to it.

WhenCostWhy
Before a courier acceptsFreeNo charge at all.
After acceptance, before collectionCancellation feePart of the fee compensates the courier for travelling towards your pickup point.
After the package has been collectedNot possibleThe delivery becomes a return: full delivery fee plus a return fee.

Awaiting legal input

The cancellation fee and return fee amounts for Harare.

These are set per market and are not yet fixed. They must be published here and shown in the app before a cancellation is confirmed — a fee a customer only learns about after the fact is not a fee they agreed to.

2. If the courier cancels

Before they set off, or after arriving at the pickup point, a courier can withdraw. The delivery returns to matching and another courier is offered it. You are not charged for the failed attempt, and the withdrawal counts against that courier’s reliability record.

Once a courier has collected your package they cannot cancel. If they genuinely cannot complete the delivery — an accident, an emergency — it is escalated to a person at GO! rather than closed. Someone is holding your package, and that path always leads to a human.

3. If nobody accepts

You are told, and you are not charged. You can put the delivery back into the queue or cancel it, and both are free.

4. Returns

A delivery that cannot be handed over — nobody at the destination, the recipient refuses it, the PIN is never entered — does not simply fail. It becomes a return, and the package comes back to your pickup point.

You are charged the delivery fee plus a return fee. The courier did the work in both directions and is paid for both.

5. Refunds

What happenedRefundDecided by
No courier foundFull — no charge was madeAutomatic
You cancelled before a courier acceptedFullAutomatic
Delivery failed through our fault or the courier’sFullAutomatic
Delivery failed through the customer’s faultPartial — travel cost retainedAutomatic
A dispute resolved in your favourAs decidedCompliance team
GoodwillAt our discretion, within limitsSupport team

“Automatic” means the refund is issued by the system when the condition is met, without anyone having to ask for it.

6. How a refund reaches you

Wherever possible, a refund goes back the way the payment came. An EcoCash payment is refunded to EcoCash.

A delivery paid for in cash cannot be refunded in cash by a system, so it becomes GO! credit against a future delivery, or a manual transfer if you would rather have the money back. You choose.

Awaiting legal input

How long a refund takes.

The product issues refunds automatically, but the time for money to actually arrive depends on the payment provider. A stated maximum, and what happens when it is exceeded, belongs here.