Buyer
- Wallet
- –
- To withdraw
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Try a deal
Play the buyer, the seller and the arbiter of one deal: goods, a service, a crypto trade or a domain name. Every button runs our draft escrow contract. An outside firm will audit it before it holds real money. The arbiter is only an address in the deal: they accept nothing and act only in a dispute.
Simulation. The contract runs inside your browser. The people, the test USDC and the time are made up: nothing about the deal is sent anywhere, you need no crypto wallet, and no real money is involved.
Starting the simulation…Ready. Start below as the buyer.
The deal
Start a deal
Deal
- Amount
- Checking time
- Checking time ends
- Time now
- Buyer's offer
- none
- Seller's offer
- none
Buyer can
Nothing to do right now.
Seller can
Nothing to do right now.
Arbiter can
One of the two, no split. The 0.2 % fee comes only from the seller's part, so a full return to the buyer pays no fee.
Not involved. The arbiter acts only if the buyer or the seller opens a dispute.
People
Seller
- Wallet
- –
- To withdraw
- –
Arbiter
- Wallet
- –
- To withdraw
- –
Paid only if there is a dispute, by the buyer and the seller directly, never from the escrow.
Platform
- Wallet
- –
- To withdraw
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Gets only the 0.2 % fee from the seller's part.
Held by the escrow contract: –