Solutions / Escrow Services
A trust layer for transactions that need one.
Escrow holds funds until both sides of a deal are actually ready — with an optional neutral manager and a defined path if something goes wrong. This is the platform's own strongest differentiator: a real trust mechanism, not just a payment rail.
Three roles, clearly defined
Depositor
Funds the escrow from their own wallet, naming a receiver and (optionally) a manager to arbitrate it. The commission rate is set at creation, not negotiated after the fact.
Receiver
The intended recipient of the escrowed funds — confirms their side once whatever the escrow is for has actually happened.
Manager (optional)
A neutral third party who can resolve a dispute if one is raised. Leave it blank and the platform itself acts as arbitrator instead.
How an escrow moves through its lifecycle
Funded
The depositor's funds move into a dedicated escrow-holding balance — no longer spendable by the depositor, not yet available to the receiver.
Awaiting confirmation
Both the depositor and receiver need to confirm before release — either can confirm in either order.
Released or disputed
Once both confirm, funds release to the receiver (minus the commission). If either side disputes instead, it moves to resolution.
Resolved
The manager (or the platform, if none was named) resolves a dispute — releasing to the receiver or refunding the depositor.