MONROVIA — Every few weeks someone asks whether a payment method is “finally live,” or whether deliveries have opened in their county because a friend said so in a group chat. Here’s the practical answer: look at your checkout and your apps. If a method or route isn’t offered for your account and order, it isn’t available to you yet — no matter how confident the rumor sounds.

MarketLiberiAll will keep saying this in plain language because Liberian shoppers deserve fewer surprises at pay time. LRD stays primary and USD secondary, both labeled. COD shows up only when that order offers it. We’re not going to announce Orange Money, SMS, or WhatsApp as living payment rails unless you can actually select them in-product.

How to read an update without getting burned

When you see a Blog note or an in-app banner, treat it as orientation — then confirm on the order you’re placing. Marketplace and Quick Market can differ by area. County delivery options expand with readiness; geography includes all fifteen counties, but a given doorstep option still has to be offered at checkout. More on that in Delivery across Liberia’s 15 counties and Paying on MarketLiberiAll.

What we won’t do in News

We won’t invent festival calendars, fake customer quotes, or “live nationwide” claims that collapse when you open the cart in Buchanan or Voinjama. Promotions, when they’re real, appear on the product or checkout path — see how promos show up.

Partners should use the same discipline from the other side: tools at partners.marketliberiall.com unlock with readiness and entitlement. If a module isn’t there, it isn’t yours to sell as if it were. Delivery Partners still go online only in the Delivery Partner mobile app; delivery.marketliberiall.com remains account and earnings.

Older guides stay useful when nothing operationally new has changed. Newer notes should help you act — shop, sell, book, inquire — not congratulate an internal process. If you need help on a specific order, skip the rumor mill and use Help Center vs support cases.

That’s the newsroom standard we’re holding: journalistic clarity, Liberian specificity, and zero appetite for announcing rails that aren’t in your hands yet.

Platform updates

What’s actually live on MarketLiberiAll (and how to tell)