Escrozon
Escrow marketplace for buying and selling digital assets, with the payment held until the buyer confirms.
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Escrozon is an escrow marketplace for buying and selling digital assets: YouTube channels, Telegram channels, websites, software licenses and digital products.
When a buyer pays, the money is held in escrow. The seller hands the asset over, the buyer checks it and confirms, and only then is the seller paid. If the buyer goes quiet after delivery starts, the funds are released to the seller automatically after 30 days. If something goes wrong, either side can open a dispute, and a human moderator decides it using the deal chat as evidence.
Sellers list for free. The buyer pays a 6% escrow fee on top of the price, and there are no monthly fees.
Escrozon is built for one-off deals that are too small for a broker but too risky to do on trust: a creator selling a channel, a founder selling a side project, or a designer selling a template.
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