PUBLIC PILOT INFORMATION
Trust should be visible.
SWYFT publishes the controls, limitations and user choices behind the controlled pilot. These pages are live for transparency, but final public registration remains locked until the legal and operational launch gates are approved.
How pilot data is handled
See the current data categories, purposes, providers, controls and unresolved public-launch disclosures.
Open resource →PILOT TERMSRules for controlled testing
Understand booking, cargo, payment, delivery proof, safety and AI-assistance responsibilities.
Open resource →HELP & SAFETYGet the right kind of help
Find in-app support paths for active deliveries, payment checks, account access and safety concerns.
Open resource →ACCOUNT CONTROLRequest account deletion
Follow the authenticated in-app process and understand what happens to operational records.
Open resource →RIGHTS REQUEST GATEExternal request readiness
See the protected verification and human-review controls that must be completed before public external intake opens.
Open resource →APPROVAL EVIDENCELegal and privacy launch readiness
Track the fail-closed operator, privacy-contact and category-level retention approvals without publishing unverified details.
Open resource →PUBLIC LAUNCH GATE
Live information is not the same as legal approval.
Before public customer registration, SWYFT must publish the verified legal operator, business address, privacy representative, support channels, retention schedule, and counsel-approved public terms. Until then, the pages remain explicitly marked for the controlled pilot.