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At ZicoArt we understand that trust and authenticity are essential, that is why we are committed to providing you with complete confidence in every piece you acquire and total trust in the artists featured on our platform.
Every artwork purchased from our platform is required to be accompanied by an official signed Certificate of Authenticity (CoA).
Beyond the CoA, the Artists provide information to document the artwork.
Understanding Artwork Types
To help collectors make informed decisions, ZicoArt distinguishes between different types of artworks based on originality, exclusivity, and long-term value.
Original Artwork
An original artwork is a unique, one-of-a-kind piece created entirely by the artist’s hand.
Limited Edition Print
Limited edition prints are high-quality reproductions of an original artwork, produced in a fixed and predetermined quantity.
Open Edition Print (Not Supported by ZicoArt)
Open edition prints are reproductions that can be produced in unlimited quantities.
For this reason, ZicoArt exclusively supports original artworks and limited edition prints to preserve authenticity, value, and collector confidence.
As ZicoArt platform is using Stripe, we accept a vast range of card payment from the Major Networks (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club, and JCB.) and Local Networks (Cartes Bancaires (France), UnionPay (China), and eftpos (Australia)). Stripe supports over 135 currencies and so many other payment methods.
ZicoArt uses Stripe for payment processing to ensure the highest level of security and service. Stripe is a PCI Service Provider Level 1, the most stringent certification available in the payments industry.
At ZicoArt, we strive for customer satisfaction. However, given the unique nature of artworks and their subjective value, all sales made through our platform are generally considered final.
In exceptional cases where an artwork is received in a damaged condition, buyers must report the issue to ZicoArt within a stipulated time frame from the date of delivery. Upon verification and in accordance with our policies, we may facilitate a partial refund.
Any refunds are subject to our review and approval.
We know you’re excited to receive your new artwork!
Before an artwork is shipped, it undergoes careful packing and for large originals or fragile works, Artist may build a custom wooden crate or use reinforced archival packaging to ensure maximum protection.
Once the artwork leaves the studio, the delivery time depends on your location and the shipping method.
Between 1 – 4 weeks
As soon as your artwork has been delivered to the courier provider, you will receive an email with a tracking link.
As soon as your artwork has been delivered to the courier provider, you will receive an email with a tracking link.
At ZicoArt Shipping costs for fine art are calculated based on multiple factors: Size/Weight, Packaging Requirements, International or Local orders and Total Value (Insurance).
That is why, at ZicoArt, we endeavor to provide the most accurate shipping estimate.
You can go to https://www.zicoarts.com/contact-us/ where you will see a link to access our Dispute page.
If you need to get in contact with us or have to report an issue, please, go to https://www.zicoarts.com/contact-us/ and fill out the “Get in Touch” form.
Our Commitment
We treat your intellectual property with the highest level of respect. Our platform is designed not just to sell your work, but to safeguard your legacy as a creator.
First and foremost: You own your art.
Artists must provide accurate, honest information about the artwork and how it was created. For original art or reproduction of original art, Artists should provide proof of authenticity, such as a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) or documented provenance.
Every time a customer buys a piece, they agree to our Buyer Terms, which legally prohibit them from claiming authorship of the work.
See FAQ “How can I be sure the art is authentic?”.