This service is launching soon. Escrow is a planned feature. Launch target is part of the Phase-3 rollout. Existing customers can request early access below.
Escrow holds buyer funds safely while the seller prepares and ships. Funds release only when the buyer confirms the goods meet agreed terms — protecting both sides.
A structured layer of trust for transactions where both parties need assurance before money moves.
First-time trading partners, cross-border orders, high-value lots, and bespoke production runs — any trade where neither side wants to move first without assurance.
Buyer funds sit in a regulated escrow account with a licensed third party. Funds are not released to the seller until the buyer signs off on delivery and condition.
Importers, exporters, wholesalers, and distributors trading with new counterparties — or running large orders where payment terms need formal structure.
Four steps from funding to release — clear, auditable, and protected at every stage.
After awarding a deal, the buyer deposits the agreed amount into the escrow account. Funds are held by the regulated provider — not the seller, not the platform.
Once funding is confirmed, the seller prepares and ships the order against the agreed specification, quantity, and delivery terms. Shipping evidence is logged.
The buyer inspects the goods on arrival and confirms they match the agreed specification. Any dispute is raised before acceptance and reviewed by the escrow provider.
On buyer acceptance, escrow releases payment to the seller. The transaction closes, and both parties keep a full record in their dashboard for accounting.
Price, specification, Incoterms, and delivery window are locked in.
Buyer funds the regulated third-party escrow provider.
Seller ships and uploads proof of shipment and tracking.
Funds release to the seller once the buyer accepts the goods.
International trade adds distance, currency, and documentation risk. Escrow gives both sides a neutral party holding the funds until the agreed delivery and acceptance milestones are met.
The result is a cleaner transaction — fewer disputes, stronger records, and a structured fallback if something does go wrong on either side of the border.
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