Delivery that nobody has to finance

Traditional carriers extend credit. A sender ships, an agent carries, and payment is collected weeks later — if it ever is. Losses land on whichever party can least afford them: usually the small carrier, sometimes the recipient who never intended to pay.

We invert it. Each stop is a small, explicit transaction. The receiver pays as the parcel reaches them, the money sits in escrow, and the next stop is only released once that payment settles. Nobody extends credit, so nobody carries the risk.