Trust & Safety

ZoinZo doesn’t check anyone’s ID, and we won’t pretend we do. Here is exactly what the app gives you — and how to ride smart.

Every ride on ZoinZo shows you the same things. Here’s one to practise on — tap each part to see what to look for, and what should make you think twice.
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Ananya S.

Offering 2 seats · Car

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4.8· 23 ratingsDrove safelyOn time
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Sector 62 Metro, Gate 2 → Cyber City

“I’ll wait at the metro gate. No smoking in the car, please.”

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White Maruti Swift

HR 26 •• 4821
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Message
Request to join
  1. 1

    Who they are

    A clear face you could recognise at the pickup.

  2. 2

    What others said

    Ratings left after trips people really shared, with tags.

  3. 3

    Pickup & note

    A public, well-lit pickup and clear house rules.

  4. 4

    The vehicle

    Plate opens once you’ve joined — match it at the kerb.

  5. 5

    The chat

    Ask anything in the app before you commit.

  6. 6

    Your call

    Feels right? Request a seat.

An example listing — every real one shows these same parts.

Booked? Tick these off on the way. It takes a minute, and it’s the habit that keeps shared rides good.
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1 · At the pickup

2 · On the way, and after

If something goes wrong

In danger? Call 112 first.

India’s emergency number reaches police, fire and ambulance. Call them before anything else — then tell us.

Call 112

Your safety is your responsibility

ZoinZo is purely a technology platform designed to connect people heading in the same direction. We provide a space for users to discover and share rides to save time, money, and reduce environmental impact. We do not offer any background checks, identity verification, or safety guarantees for the users on this platform. When choosing to travel with someone—whether you are offering a ride or joining one—it is entirely your responsibility to verify the other person and ensure your own safety. Please exercise appropriate caution as you would when arranging any meetup with an unverified individual.