Frequently asked questions

Tap Post Ad at the top of any page, choose what you are offering, add photos and details, and publish. It is free.

Yes. Browsing, posting ads and messaging are all free.

Meet in a public place, inspect the animal in person, and never pay before you meet. See our Safety tips page for the full checklist.

Open any ad and tap to message the seller inside the app. You can ask questions and agree a meeting without sharing your phone number.

Yes. Creating and publishing an ad on Qasvah is free, and there is no listing fee.

You can browse without verifying, but verifying your CNIC gives you a trusted badge that helps buyers feel safe and often leads to faster deals.

Buyers message you directly inside the Qasvah app. You will get a notification, and you can reply, negotiate and agree a meeting, all in one place.

No. Qasvah connects buyers and sellers. You agree the price and complete the payment in person, which keeps you in full control of the deal.

A cow, buffalo or camel is counted as seven shares (hissas) for Qurbani. A goat or sheep is a single Qurbani and is not shared.

Yes. You can book as many of the seven shares as are available in an animal, for example two shares for two members of your family.

The seller or organiser arranges the animal's care and the Qurbani during the Eid days, following the proper method, and coordinates distribution of the meat.

Your share of the meat is available after the Qurbani is performed on Eid-ul-Adha. The organiser will confirm the collection or delivery details with you.

It means the seller has confirmed their identity with their CNIC. It does not guarantee an animal, but it tells you the person behind the ad is real and accountable.

No. You pay the seller directly, in person. Qasvah does not take or hold payments, which keeps you in control of every deal.

Open the user's profile or your chat with them and tap Report or Block. Our team reviews reports and takes action against fraud.