Deal with strangers like they are friends.
The internet is full of good deals with people you have never met, and the only thing stopping you is the reasonable fear of being robbed. Ghost Escrow removes the fear: funds sit in neutral custody, visible to both sides, released only when both sides confirm. Trust stops being a leap and becomes a mechanism.
Nobody holds the money. The system does.
The buyer commits funds before work starts, so the seller knows the money is real. The seller only gets paid on delivery, so the buyer knows the work will arrive. Neither side can run, so both sides can relax.
- Funds locked in escrow state, visible to both parties
- Release requires confirmation, not hope
- 1% fee, $2 minimum, paid only on real deals
- Runs entirely inside the Telegram conversation
When deals go sideways, there is a process.
Most escrows close clean. For the ones that do not, dispute resolution steps in with the full conversation record and transaction state as evidence. Flat 0.5% with a $1 minimum, so escalation is affordable when you are in the right.
- Dispute fee: 0.5%, $1 minimum
- Full deal context preserved as evidence
- Ghost ID reputation carries the outcome forward
- Bad actors get remembered by the whole system
Three commitments, zero leaps of faith.
Buyer funds the escrow
The agreed amount locks in neutral custody. The seller sees committed, real money before lifting a finger.
Seller delivers
Work ships, goods arrive, the service completes. Everything documented in the same thread.
Both confirm, funds release
Confirmation triggers instant release to the seller. Any disagreement routes to dispute resolution instead.
Specs, in plain view.
The deal you almost did not do is the one this exists for.
Every marketplace, OTC trade, and freelance gig between strangers is one escrow away from being safe. Open your first one in under a minute.