Minimum necessary access
The customer sees only a safe public or account-owned view. Tenant and account checks run on every protected request; logs and exports follow an approved retention policy.
Trust boundaries
Every sensitive decision has a server-side owner. PUPMKT treats the browser as a public interface—not a source of authority. Identity, permissions, inventory, money movement, store actions, and digital ownership are verified by partner systems before a protected action can proceed.
Non-negotiable rules
These are product requirements for a partner implementation. A provider connection is not approved until its owner, controls, operating procedure, and failure behavior are tested.
The customer sees only a safe public or account-owned view. Tenant and account checks run on every protected request; logs and exports follow an approved retention policy.
A hidden button is not a security control. The gateway verifies identity, role, ownership, current record version, and business rules before every change.
Timeouts, invalid responses, expired sessions, duplicate events, and unavailable providers leave records and funds in a known state with a recovery path.
Authentication and access
Customer identity supports marketplace accounts. Employee identity protects store, support, finance, moderation, and administration work. A customer session can never become an employee session.
Sign-in, recovery, consent, and account lifecycle remain under partner policy.
The browser receives a secure, HttpOnly cookie rather than provider credentials.
Account changes, higher-risk selling, and money actions can require recent or stronger authentication.
The identity provider applies employee policy and multi-factor authentication.
Store staff, support, finance, and administrators receive only the actions their job requires.
Joiner, mover, and leaver changes flow from the workforce directory. LDAP, if used, stays behind the identity service.
Payments and payouts
Payment and payout systems remain separate because charging a buyer and paying a seller carry different ownership, risk, compliance, and reconciliation duties.
The server builds checkout from current listing, tax, fee, shipping, discount, and eligibility records. A signed provider event—not a browser redirect—confirms the result.
The payout provider collects identity and bank details. PUPMKT records only the safe status needed to apply holds, reserves, release timing, reversals, and support decisions.
Store-assisted validation
A store program is optional and location-specific. PUPMKT does not imply that any retailer participates. A partner must approve the locations, services, staff roles, equipment, training, insurance, and incident owner.
The capability registry confirms that the location, category, service, and appointment window are currently available.
Workforce SSO verifies the staff member. A reservation and item identifier prevent an unrelated intake from being attached.
Staff follow a category checklist for images, identifiers, condition, included parts, and exceptions. The record identifies who captured what and when.
A unique label links the physical package to the custody record. Seal changes, replacements, or exceptions require a recorded reason and authorized role.
Pickup identity, carrier acceptance, custody events, and exception rules decide the next action. Staff cannot bypass a hold through the public interface.
What a security label means: it links a package to recorded evidence and helps reveal custody changes. A label alone does not prove authenticity, ownership, condition, or value. Those claims require the approved checklist and accountable reviewer.
Digital items
PUPMKT is not designed to create artificial scarcity or bypass a game's terms. A digital marketplace exists only for items a publisher or platform explicitly allows users to transfer.
Each publisher, game, region, item class, fee, restriction, and support owner belongs to an allowlist with a version and effective date.
The publisher or platform service confirms the seller owns the item, the item can move, and both accounts meet current rules.
Funds and order status follow an official transfer result. Expiry, failure, reversal, and account mismatch stop safely and enter an owned support path.
Security operations
The implementation owner must be able to detect, explain, contain, recover, and learn from failures without exposing private details to customers.
Request IDs connect safe public errors to restricted logs, metrics, and traces. Sensitive values are redacted before storage.
Service objectives, alert routes, severity rules, communication ownership, and provider escalation are approved before a live pilot.
Backups, deployment rollback, provider disable switches, reconciliation, and customer recovery are rehearsed—not assumed.
The 30-day plan assigns owners, connects services in dependency order, runs acceptance checks, and preserves a rollback at every phase.