customertrust

noun
UK /ˈkʌstəmə trʌst/
US /ˈkʌstəmər trʌst/

When people who buy things feel safe and sure that a company is good and honest.

The bakery earned customertrust by always selling fresh bread and being kind to everyone.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The good feeling a buyer has that a shop will treat them fairly.

Free returns helped build customertrust in the new online store.

3. A company's good name for keeping promises to the people who buy from it.

The toy maker's customertrust grew after it fixed every broken toy for free.

4. The belief that a service will work well and be safe to use.

The bank's customertrust depends on keeping money safe and explaining fees clearly.