Your coin stays your coin

Choose the asset and its network. Native BTC, XMR and TRX use two approvals from the buyer, seller and an independent arbiter. They do not convert into a stablecoin.

Current availability appears in the coin selector. Each participant keeps signing keys on their own device, including Chris when chosen as arbiter. The server stores no signing keys, and the platform charges no escrow fee. Customers pay network fees; TRX also requires a customer-paid contract deployment. Monero multisig is experimental. Always compare the exact network, final agreement and three independent wallets before funding.

Get the local wallet tool

Each participant runs this on their own computer with Node 22.18 or newer and their own wallet. Read the guide and compare the SHA-256 checksum before use. Keep the tool, agreement and wallet backups for recovery.

Download participant tool Setup and recovery guide SHA-256 checksum Software licenses

Escrow coin and network

Two participants must sign. There is no automatic refund timer.

Network

Deposit in BTCMaximum network fee in BTC

The payout is the deposit minus the actual network fee. No conversion or operator fee is included.

Buyer refund addressSeller payout addressWhat must the seller deliver?Choose your arbiterIndependent arbiter agreed by both partiesBuyer public keySeller public keyIndependent arbiter public key

Each participant keeps their own wallet keys. Never enter a seed phrase, private key or Monero ceremony message here. Preparing an agreement stays in your browser. Creating a private workspace shares only these terms with the site and the three invited participants.

I understand that any two participants can approve a payout, there is no automatic timeout refund, and this agreement is for test coins only.