Overview
xrowdeal holds buyer funds in escrow while the seller delivers a digital asset or service described in the deal. Funds are released to the seller only after the buyer confirms delivery and any agreed hold period has passed, unless a dispute or review changes the outcome.
By creating, joining, or completing a deal, you agree to these rules and to our Terms of service.
Allowed & prohibited trades
Allowed
- Legitimate digital goods and services (accounts, domains, licenses, gift cards, crypto-related assets, and similar items that can be described and delivered online)
- Deals with a clear title, honest description, and realistic delivery expectations
Prohibited
- Illegal goods, services, or activity in any jurisdiction that applies to you or the counterparty
- Stolen, hacked, or fraudulently obtained assets
- Scams, phishing, fake proofs, or deliberate misrepresentation
- Attempts to bypass escrow (direct wallet-to-wallet payment to avoid the platform)
- Money laundering or other financial crime
Deal lifecycle
Every deal moves through tracked statuses visible to both parties on the deal page.
- Unjoined deals: If no buyer joins within 24 hours, the listing may be removed automatically.
- Payment verification: Buyer payment is reviewed before the deal moves to a paid status.
- Delivery rejection: If the buyer rejects delivery, the seller should fix the issue and submit an updated delivery.
- Live chat: Use in-deal chat to coordinate; keep important agreements reflected in the deal description where possible.
Seller duties
- Provide an accurate title and full description, including what will be delivered and how
- Choose hold days and who pays the escrow fee when creating the deal—these terms are fixed for that deal
- Deliver exactly what was agreed after payment is confirmed
- Mark the deal as delivered only after you have actually provided the asset or access
- Submit correct payout details when asked so funds can be sent to you
- Never ask the buyer to pay outside xrowdeal escrow
- Respond professionally in deal chat and support if issues arise
Buyer duties
- Pay the exact total shown on the deal payment screen (deal amount, your share of the escrow fee if applicable, and any payment method fee)
- Send payment only through the methods and instructions shown on xrowdeal—upload a clear payment proof promptly
- Review delivery carefully before confirming receipt
- Confirm receipt only when you have verified the asset or service matches the deal
- Open a dispute with honest reasons and evidence if something is wrong—do not confirm receipt to “speed things up” when goods are missing or incorrect
- Do not pressure the seller to trade off-platform
Hold period & payout
Hold days are set by the seller when the deal is created. They define how long funds stay in escrow after the buyer confirms delivery, giving the buyer time to verify the purchase before release proceeds.
- Seller marks the deal delivered after payment is confirmed.
- Buyer reviews the delivery and confirms receipt when satisfied.
- The deal moves to funds on hold and a countdown based on the hold days begins.
- When the hold period ends, the seller may submit payout details if not already provided.
- xrowdeal processes release and sends USDT to the seller’s chosen payout method. A transaction reference may be recorded when payout completes.
Fees
Escrow service fees are calculated from the deal amount and hold days, starting at 5% plus 0.1% for each hold day on the deal. The seller chooses whether the buyer, seller, or both (50/50) pays that fee at creation.
- The fee amount shown when the deal is created is what applies to that deal.
- Buyers may also pay a fixed payment method fee when sending funds in.
- Sellers may pay a fixed payout method fee when receiving funds out.
- Escrow fees apply to successfully completed deals. Canceled or unresolved deals are handled under these rules and our terms—not as a normal completed sale.
Full pricing details: Fees & pricing.
Disputes
Either party may open a dispute while the deal is in an eligible status. When a deal is disputed, payout is paused until the case is reviewed.
- Provide a clear reason, description, and supporting evidence (screenshots, logs, payment records).
- Do not file disputes without a genuine issue or to delay payment unfairly.
- Outcomes may include release to the seller, refund to the buyer, partial resolution, or account action against a violating party.
Read the full process: Dispute resolution.
Violations & enforcement
Depending on severity, we may:
- Issue a warning or request additional verification
- Hold funds or commissions pending investigation
- Reverse or withhold fees and payouts linked to abusive or invalid deals
- Suspend or permanently close accounts
We may act on fraud signals, user reports, payment anomalies, or legal requirements. Decisions are made to protect users and the integrity of the marketplace. Binding remedies and limitations are set out in our Terms of service.