Gibur provides energy operations software, workflow visibility, marketplace coordination, partner enablement, and operational intelligence for professional users across depot, fleet, station, and downstream workflows.

It is not held out as a bank, payment institution, escrow provider, credit provider, investment platform, petroleum marketer, depot operator, transporter, or regulated exchange unless a separate written arrangement and the required licence say otherwise.

If the user, transaction, depot, filling station, counterparty, data subject, or physical activity is in Nigeria, Gibur assumes Nigerian regulatory expectations apply even where the wider group uses UK governance or contracting layers.

The UK backbone supports corporate governance and IP ownership. It is not used as a shield against Nigerian privacy, consumer, payments, AML/CFT, or petroleum-facing obligations.

Buyers, sellers, stations, depots, fleets, banks, PSPs, inspectors, and logistics providers remain independent parties responsible for their own services, authority, pricing, tax, regulatory compliance, delivery, and payment obligations.

Verification and KYC/KYB reduce risk, but they do not guarantee identity, solvency, authorisation, product quality, lawful conduct, or transaction completion.

Gibur uses account, workspace, transaction, workflow, device, and usage data to operate the service, prevent fraud, support integrations, maintain audit trails, and meet legal obligations.

Complaint routes should be separated so platform complaints, counterparty disputes, payment disputes, privacy requests, fraud reports, and product-quality complaints each go to the right owner from the start.