Current status
Paid transactions are not currently available.
No provider-country, customer-country, service, business-status, currency, payment, or payout corridor is published as transaction-approved. Expert discovery and other non-transactional features may remain available.
What corridor approval means
A future supported entry must identify provider eligibility, customer eligibility, service classification, business status, currency, payment route, payout route, supplier role, tax treatment, required evidence, document treatment, effective dates, and material restrictions. Registration, profile country availability, Stripe Tax output, a VIES response, or processor capability is not approval for a transaction.
Independent payment and payout gates
A customer charge route and an expert payout route are assessed separately. A charge-capable country does not make an expert payout country supported. If either route, the tax decision, or required evidence is unavailable, checkout or payout remains blocked as applicable.
Service boundaries
Ordinary live one-to-one professional consultation, educational perspective, creator or intellectual-property activity, lived-experience guidance, and regulated services are classified separately. moned uses these classifications to help users understand fit. Providers remain responsible for staying within the published scope, and regulated or clinical services remain unavailable unless expressly listed with the required professional controls.
Effective changes
Adding, narrowing, or withdrawing support requires an effective-dated corridor policy. A historical transaction retains the decision and policy version finalized for it. An unavailable future corridor does not rewrite a prior transaction.