Send a parcel from Marseille to Bamako
From Marseille and the whole south of France, the Malian community sends parcels to Bamako without detours: a traveller already making the trip carries them, with real tracking at every step.
How it works
Create your request in the app with the weight and a description of the parcel. A verified traveller flying from Marseille to Bamako accepts it, you agree on a handover meeting together, and the parcel is scanned at handover then delivered against the recipient's code.
What it costs
The price per kilo is the one the traveller advertises: no hidden rate card, no surprises at a counter. A service commission is deducted from the transaction, shown before payment.
How long it takes
Depending on the airline and the season, the Marseille–Bamako journey often involves a stopover; when a direct flight is available, it takes about 5.5 hours. Your parcel arrives the day the traveller lands, and you know that date before you book. Delivery to the recipient then follows at the appointment agreed in the app.
Tracking and safety
Every traveller verifies their identity with Didit, ID document and selfie, before they can post a trip. Paid by card, the money stays held until the recipient's confirmation code, and the scan history is the reference in any dispute.
Frequently asked questions about this corridor
How much does a Marseille–Bamako shipment cost?
The traveller sets their price per kilo and you see it before booking. Example: 5 kg at 8 euros per kilo, the traveller receives 40 euros and you pay 40 euros plus the service fee, shown before payment.
Does my relative in Bamako need to install the app?
No. The recipient follows the parcel from a simple web page, even on a basic phone with a slow connection. At handover, they give the traveller the 6-digit code you passed on to them.
What if the traveller cancels their trip?
You get a full, automatic refund, fee included, and the app suggests other travellers leaving around the same dates.
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Whether you are flying home or sending a parcel there, it all starts in the app.
