Reselling a ticket without it becoming a problem

In the end you cannot go. The ticket is named, it is issued in your name and it is checked against your ID at the gate, so passing it on over WhatsApp does not make it theirs: it makes it a ticket that will not get in.

Reselling inside Livo changes both of those. The ticket is voided and another is issued in the buyer name, with its own rotating code, and the original stops working at that moment — which is exactly what stops it being sold twice.

The price is set by that zone market and moves on its own, but you set the band: it never sells below your minimum or above your maximum. The maximum is the one that really matters, because it is what stops a rising market using you as a middleman without you asking.

There is a per-event cap the organiser sets and nobody can jump: no ticket resells above that percentage of what it cost. It is not a Livo policy, it is a condition of the event, and it is written on the event page before you buy.

When the sale closes, Livo keeps a commission and the rest is settled to the seller. Both numbers are visible before listing, not after.