CubeP2P legal information
Legal & Compliance Centre
One place to understand the rules, privacy practices and responsibilities that apply across CubeP2P's South African storage, parking and moving marketplace.
Last updated: 11 October 2026
Terms & Conditions
The binding marketplace rules covering accounts, bookings, payments, access, cancellations and disputes.
Open document →Privacy Policy
How CubeP2P collects, uses, shares, protects and retains personal information under POPIA.
Open document →Cookie Notice
The essential browser storage used for authentication, security, preferences and platform reliability.
Open document →Marketplace roles
Plain-language responsibilities for renters, hosts and independent moving partners.
Open document →Privacy and PAIA requests
How to request access, correction, objection, deletion or a record required to exercise a right.
Open document →PAIA Manual
CubeP2P's approved private-body PAIA Manual in PDF format.
Open document →Trust & safety reporting
Report fraud, unsafe conduct, discrimination, prohibited goods or another serious platform concern.
Open document →Current launch status
CubeP2P is onboarding verified members in South Africa. Paystack Live checkout is available only when the relevant account, accepted booking, host or partner settlement details, and payment-provider readiness checks are complete. A verified card hold is not a captured payment. A checkout marked TEST, QA or sandbox has no live commercial value.
The company registration details and Information Officer registration are confirmed. The business bank account is open. CubeP2P keeps identity, listing, settlement-account and payment-readiness controls in place before an eligible booking can use live checkout.
Registered company details
CUBEP2P (PTY) LTD
Registration number: 2026/647630/07
1st Floor, Foyer 3The Colosseum, Century WayCentury City, 7441Cape Town, South AfricaTelephone: 021 301 0523
Legal correspondence: legal@cubep2p.com
Official South African sources
CubeP2P's readiness work is based on legislation and guidance published by the South African Government, the Information Regulator and CIPC. These links are provided for transparency and do not replace advice for a specific dispute.