GNet stands between the client and the worker — from search to payment.
The GNet service fee is 15% and it is included in the price — no extra charge to the client. For example, if the agreed price is ₱1,000:
The client sees one price only. The fee covers verifying partners, supporting the transaction, and protecting the money on both sides — which is how a worker knows the job is genuinely funded before starting.
The phone numbers of the client and the worker are management contact only — GNet alone holds them. That is what protects both sides: if someone doesn't show up, doesn't pay, or damages something, we have a record of the whole conversation and we still hold the money.
Any number typed into the chat is hidden automatically by the system.