You have been invited to an agreement
Purchase of 200 bags of cement
Kamau Hardware supplies 200 bags of cement to Plot 54, Ruiru. Payment depends on the delivery being made and confirmed by the named confirmer.
This version has changed since v2.
Accepting v2 earlier does not carry over. You are being asked to accept v3, and only that version.
Who proposed this
Mary Wanjiru proposed this agreement and invited Kamau Hardware as the Recipient.
You are not being asked to pay anything now.
What you are being asked to do
- Supply and deliver 200 bags of cement, 32.5R grade, agreed brand
- Deliver to the gate at Plot 54, Ruiru by 14 August 2026
- Submit a signed delivery note and a photo of the bags at the gate
What will be paid, and to whom
KES 148,000
Payable to Kamau Hardware.
This amount is agreed, not paid. It becomes payable only after the conditions below are satisfied and confirmed.
The conditions
- 1200 bags delivered to Plot 54Confirmed by Mary Wanjiru · evidence: Signed delivery note · Mandatory
- 2Photo of the cement at the gateConfirmed by Mary Wanjiru · evidence: Photo · Mandatory
- 3Delivery location confirmedConfirmed by Mary Wanjiru · evidence: Location confirmation · Mandatory
The evidence expected
- Signed delivery note
- Photo of the stacked bags at the gate
- Location confirmation from the site
What happens if you accept
- 1. Your acceptance of v3 is recorded with the time.
- 2. The payer is asked to fund the agreement. Acceptance is not funding.
- 3. You carry out the agreed work and submit the evidence.
- 4. The named confirmer records what happened.
- 5. SecurePay evaluates the conditions and decides whether the agreement is Payment Ready.
This invitation expires on 6 August 2026.
Nothing on this page moves money. Accepting records a decision only.
To take part, you will need a SecurePay identity. Create or use your KSNumber. Identity verification says who you are. It does not guarantee performance.
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.