Acceptable use policy
Last updated 13 November 2026
Owoeyo sends documents and messages in your name and verifies who issued them, so its links and its signature have to stay trustworthy for everyone. Don't use Owoeyo to:
- Bill for goods or services that weren't agreed or supplied, or make documents meant to deceive, such as fake invoices or receipts.
- Pretend to be another person or business, or put bank details on an invoice that aren't yours to receive payment into.
- Send to people you have no business with, or keep chasing someone who has told you they don't owe you.
- Harass, threaten or abuse anyone, including in reminders and messages.
- Sell or bill for anything illegal where you or your client are, or move money for fraud or laundering.
- Upload malware, or try to get into other people's accounts or data.
- Overload Owoeyo, get round its limits, scrape it, or resell it without our agreement.
- Misuse the verification mark, or present a document as verified by Owoeyo when it isn't.
What we do
If we see this, we may turn off links, stop sending, suspend or close the account, and report fraud to the authorities. Where we can, we'll tell you first and let you export your data.
Reporting
Got an Owoeyo invoice you think is fraudulent, or found a security problem? Write to [email protected]. For an invoice, check it first at owoeyo.app/verify, and call the sender on a number you already have before paying. Please report security problems privately and give us time to fix them before telling anyone else.