Wanjiku Mwangi proposed this SecureFlow plan. You are invited as recipient. Your current standing is: joined — has not accepted.
This plan changed since version v3. The hardware allocation and the material dependency changed. This plan changed. Review version v4 before accepting. Your earlier acceptance did not carry over.
Renovate the family house in Nyeri: materials, masonry, electrical repairs and a final inspection, funded once and traced separately.
Plan total KES 600,000
Full funding expected before work begins
Rewire the affected rooms, test the circuits and record the safety check.
Waiting for acceptance
Next action
Accept this responsibility
Who acts next: The recipient
KES 100,000 not started
Settlement: Not eligible
Wiring completed
Until this is satisfied: The electrical allocation cannot be evaluated.
Testing record submitted
Until this is satisfied: The safety check cannot be confirmed.
Safety check confirmed
Until this is satisfied: KES 100,000 stays under the agreement.
You can see that other parts exist, so you know where your part sits. You are not responsible for them.
Accepting means you take on this responsibility, its conditions and its evidence — nothing assigned to anyone else.
It does not confirm that the work is complete, and it does not make you responsible for another person's part of the plan.
Reading is not joining, and joining is not accepting.
Where SecurePay stops. SecurePay provides agreement-driven tools and a dependable record. It is not a bank, an insurer, a court, or a guarantee that work will be done well. Verifying who someone is does not promise how they will perform.
