Escrow Hub for Digital Products
Last updated 27 August 2026
What It Does
Makes it safe for two strangers to trade a digital product or service. The buyer’s crypto is locked before work starts, so the seller knows the money is real and the buyer knows it will not be released until they confirm delivery.
The Roles
- Buyer — funds the deal and inspects before releasing.
- Seller — delivers and uploads proof.
- Middle Man — optional neutral participant who can help verify or mediate. They cannot move funds.
Join Codes
Each deal gets a unique join code that the creator shares with the other participants. Only share it with people you intend to trade with.
Locking and Milestones
When the deal opens, the full amount moves out of the buyer’s available balance into a locked state neither side can withdraw. For bigger projects you can set milestones and release in stages. Every release is final, so inspect the work first.
Proof of Delivery
The seller can upload documents or screenshots as evidence of the work delivered. This becomes part of the record if a dispute is raised.
Fees
The creator decides who pays the escrow fee: buyer, seller, or split. It is non-refundable once the deal starts.
What Cannot Be Traded
Stolen accounts or credentials, pirated media or software, hacking tools, forged documents, personal data sets, and anything else illegal. Such deals are frozen and reported.
Disputes
Human staff review the chat and the uploaded evidence and decide where the locked crypto goes. Zelencio does not test or guarantee the quality of any product — it holds the funds and rules on the escrow.