Legal Policy

Refund and Cancellation Policy

Aikya Mart is a product of Aikya Tech and Talent Solutions.

Last updated: March 14, 2026

Aikya Mart operates as a software marketplace platform under applicable Indian law. Product sale terms, payment collection and delivery execution are primarily handled by vendors unless explicitly stated otherwise.

1. Vendor-Controlled Cancellation Terms

  • Cancellation eligibility, cut-off time and category restrictions are defined by each vendor and must be disclosed to customers before checkout.
  • After a vendor-defined processing/dispatch stage, cancellation may be restricted or unavailable subject to applicable law.
  • Customers are responsible for reviewing listing-level cancellation terms before placing an order.

2. Refund Processing Responsibility

  • Refund approval, amount computation and timeline are the responsibility of the vendor because payments are transacted directly between customer and vendor.
  • Aikya Mart does not hold customer funds, does not operate as payment aggregator/escrow and does not directly settle refunds.
  • Where refund is approved, the vendor must process the refund through the original or legally permitted payment mode.

3. Evidence, Timelines and Customer Communication

  • Vendors may require order reference, transaction proof, delivery evidence, product evidence and issue description before deciding cancellation/refund claims.
  • Vendors should communicate final decision and reason to the customer within a commercially reasonable time under applicable law.
  • Delayed or non-responsive handling may trigger platform-level review and enforcement.

4. Platform Escalation and Enforcement

  • Customers should first seek direct resolution with the vendor; unresolved matters may be escalated through Aikya Mart grievance channels.
  • Aikya Mart may review records, request additional documentation and apply actions including warnings, listing restrictions, temporary suspension or account termination for policy breaches.
  • Aikya Mart does not adjudicate courts of law; statutory rights and legal remedies remain available to users under applicable law.
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