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Offerings, Claims, and Fulfillment
Understand Bazaar discovery, Offering modes, claims, reservations, support, and fulfillment.
Offerings, Claims, and Fulfillment
The Bazaar presents Offerings with different modes. An Offering may represent support, a reservation, a claim, fulfillment, a tip, or another explicitly declared exchange contract.
Before participating
- Open the Bazaar.
- Inspect the Offering mode, controller, recipient behavior, status, and any value requirement.
- Confirm which action is available and what record it will create.
- Review Wallet impact before a paid or committed action.
Important distinctions
- A claim records participation under the Offering's mode.
- Fulfillment is the authorized controller's completion of that claim.
- A reservation is not automatically fulfillment.
- A tip is support and does not imply purchase or custody.
- A displayed Card is not an authority grant.
Authorized operators should continue with the Restricted Manual entry (unavailable).
Canonical terms
Definitions used here
- Offering
- A governed Bazaar object describing a mode of exchange, support, reservation, claim, or fulfillment.
- Claim
- A recorded request or participation in an Offering under that Offering's mode and policy.
- Fulfillment
- The governed completion of an Offering claim or reservation by its authorized controller.
- Controller
- The exact Avatar or Entity authorized to operate an Offering or other governed object.
- Recipient
- The validated destination or participant receiving the result of a governed action.