Safety & Verification
Your money. Your bike. Both protected.
Every feature on CoQS exists because something can go wrong in a private motorcycle sale. Fake listings. Bad titles. Bounced payments. No-show buyers. We built protections for all of it.
How we verify every listing.
Seller identity verification
Every seller's identity is confirmed before their listing is reviewed.
Evidence submission
Sellers upload 12+ photos, videos, and title documentation.
AI analysis
Our system reviews the evidence for completeness, consistency, and red flags. It generates a COQ Score, description, and known issues checklist.
Admin review
A human admin reviews the AI's work, checks for fraud indicators, and approves or rejects the listing.
COQ Score assignment
The final score (0-100) is published on the listing so buyers know exactly how verified the bike is.
No listing goes live without passing all five steps.
How escrow protects your money.
When a buyer wins an auction, their payment goes into escrow — a neutral third-party account. The money stays there until:
- 1The motorcycle is shipped by the seller.
- 2The buyer receives and inspects the bike.
- 3The title transfer is completed through KeySavvy.
- 4The buyer confirms delivery.
Only then is the seller paid. If something goes wrong, the buyer's money is protected.
This is not optional.
Every CoQS transaction uses escrow. There is no "pay the seller directly" option.
Clean titles. No surprises.
CoQS partners with KeySavvy to handle title transfer on every transaction. KeySavvy:
You never have to figure out your state's DMV requirements. KeySavvy handles it.
How we stop fraud before it starts.
| Protection | How It Works |
|---|---|
| Bid deposits | Every bidder places a refundable deposit. Eliminates fake bids and time-wasters. |
| Seller identity verification | Sellers are identity-checked before listings are reviewed. |
| AI fraud detection | Our AI flags inconsistencies in photos, VIN data, mileage, and documentation. |
| Admin review | Human admins review every listing and can reject suspicious submissions. |
| Report system | Buyers can flag listings for suspicious VIN, stolen bike concerns, misleading photos, or mileage discrepancy. |
| Rate limiting | Anti-abuse systems prevent spam bidding, duplicate reports, and submission flooding. |
| Activity logging | Every auction action is logged for dispute resolution and transparency. |
What if something goes wrong.
If a buyer receives a motorcycle that doesn't match the listing, or if a seller doesn't ship after payment, CoQS's dispute process kicks in: