Starter
Pay per case
For occasional disputes from marketplaces, agencies, or client work outside NairaCoders.
- 3-juror confidential panel
- Standard bond staking (party-defined split)
- 14-day resolution SLA
- Evidence room + ruling export
Dispute resolution as a service
SabiResolve Chamber
A confidential, juror-based arbitration layer you can plug into any marketplace, agency, or platform — not just NairaCoders contracts.
Most common
Growth
Volume pricing
For platforms and agencies routing a steady stream of disputes through the Chamber.
- Up to 7-juror panel
- Configurable bond shares (winner / juror pool / admin)
- 7–14 day SLA, tiered by claim size
- Admin fee + voter fee pool controls
- API access to case status
Enterprise
Custom
For platforms that want SabiResolve as their embedded arbitration layer.
- Up to 15 jurors, fully configurable
- Custom SLA and escalation policy
- Dedicated onboarding
- White-label case intake
How a case moves through the Chamber
File the case
Submit claimant/respondent labels, a summary, currency, and your configured juror count and bond structure.
Bonds are staked
Both sides stake bonds under your chosen split. The losing party's bond funds the winner, the juror pool, and the admin fee.
Confidential jury votes
Jurors vote FULL_CLAIMANT, FULL_RESPONDENT, SPLIT_50, FINAL_REVISION, or DISMISSED — identities stay confidential, only aliases and CVs are visible.
Ruling is executed
The case resolves within your SLA window, with an evidence room and exportable ruling record.
Why platforms use SabiResolve instead of building their own
Building a fair, fraud-resistant arbitration system is hard: juror sourcing, bond economics, confidentiality, and appeal handling all have to work together. SabiResolve Chamber already runs this for NairaCoders' own marketplace — every case you route through it uses the same juror pool, bond mechanics, and evidence tooling.
What you configure per case
Juror count, bond amount and winner/juror/admin split, resolution timeline, admin fee, and a voter fee pool — all set when the case is filed, so pricing and SLA can vary by claim size or platform tier.