Is repaneo.be safe?

What the site claims to be and who runs it

The site describes itself as a matching platform between private individuals or professionals searching for works and maintenance services and qualified providers, and states it is the product of a partnership between infinityD&T as developer and AVP Group as manager.

A visual element on the page claims the service is '100% Belgian' and prints BCE 0681.682.841, and the site's own terms name infinityD&T with a postal address in Farciennes, Belgium, and a support mailbox at support@infinity-dt.be.

These are the operator's own statements, not independently confirmed registration records, and one entity named in the partnership, AVP Group, has no verification in the reviewed evidence. That limits how much weight the identity claims can carry.

How the matching and payment model works

The primary calls to action split the audience: 'Je cherche un professionnel' for clients and 'Je suis un professionnel' for tradespeople who want to join the platform.

The site states it charges 15% excluding VAT of the final invoice amount, only on projects actually completed, and that this commission covers the introduction, secure payment management, seven-day support, and a dispute mediation system.

The terms also say the internal mediation is free and aims to resolve disputes within 48 hours, but if no amicable solution is found, clients and professionals remain solely responsible for resolving their disagreement themselves. The commercial exchange therefore runs through the platform, but the final dispute exposure stays with the two parties.

Clean technical checks against an unproven track record

The saved security evidence is clean: the TLS check found a valid encrypted connection, the browser threat feed returned no threat warning, and the multi-engine malware scan reported zero malicious and zero suspicious detections across 93 engines. That means no technical threat was detected, not that the operator is trustworthy.

The registrable domain is 315 days old, which is young for a service that asks clients to route project payments and commission through it. The site does link out to its developer's own domain and to the EU consumer dispute-resolution platform, which are ordinary cross-references for a European marketplace, but the immaturity of the domain combined with unverified partnership claims is the main reason a caveat is warranted.