Yes. In every country where TripWip operates, peer-to-peer car rental is allowed, as long as the basic conditions on the legal and insurance side are met.
1. You use your own vehicle (or you have authorisation)
To list a car on TripWip:
You have to be the owner of the vehicle or have clear authorisation from the owner.
As the owner, or with that authorisation, you have the right to temporarily transfer the use of the car to someone else through a rental contract.
2. A rental backed by a digital contract
Every booking made on TripWip generates a valid digital contract, backed by the platform's Terms and Conditions. That contract puts in writing:
Who is renting.
For how long.
On what terms.
Which cover applies.
That's what separates a formal, registered, traceable rental from an informal arrangement with nothing behind it.
3. Insurance that covers this use
Rentals on TripWip are made with insurance that covers this type of operation, either:
The insurance included through TripWip, or
In Argentina, your own policy, as long as it explicitly has the self-drive rental clause enabled.
Having the right insurance is what separates a legal, protected operation from a risky one, where neither the host nor the driver has cover if something happens.
If you meet these conditions, sharing your car through TripWip is a legal activity, in line with the rules in the countries where we operate.