Clear booking, rebooking, and refund policies
Last updated 14 November 2026. Draft for legal review before public launch.
Customers can't cancel a booking online. Each business sets how bookings can be moved, and customers see those rules before they pay.
1. Business-selected policies
Each business sets how many free time changes a booking gets and until when, until when a customer can rebook, and whether rebooking is free or carries a fixed fee. Customers are shown the relevant policy before confirming payment, and it is saved with their receipt.
Deposits and other online payments are not refunded to customers. When a customer changes the time or rebooks, what they paid moves to the new time.
2. No cancellations by customers
Customers can't cancel a booking online. They use the secure link in their booking confirmation to change the time or rebook within the business's published rules, or contact the business directly.
3. Rebooking an appointment
Once the free time changes are used up, customers can rebook a new time up to the business's rebooking notice. Businesses choose free rebooking or a fixed rebooking fee, which is shown before the customer confirms. The original booking is replaced once the new one is confirmed.
4. When a business cancels
If a business cancels a confirmed booking, the customer receives a full refund of everything paid online, to the original payment method.
5. Payment arrived after the slot was taken
In the rare case that a payment is confirmed after the time was no longer available, the booking is not made and a full refund is started automatically.
6. Payment disputes
Customers can contact Bookdara Support with their booking reference and payment information if they believe a charge or refund has been handled incorrectly. Payment-provider refund procedures and processing times may apply. Banks usually show a processed refund within 5 to 10 working days.
Important: business policies do not override mandatory customer rights under Nigerian law.