EscrowBolt is an online escrow service for domains, freelancers, services & saas, cars, and marketplace deals. We hold the buyer's payment until both sides are satisfied, then release it to the seller.
Used by marketplaces, banks, and trading platforms
You pay into escrow. The seller ships or delivers. You inspect, approve, and the funds release. If something goes wrong, there is a dispute process.
For marketplaces and B2B platforms that need to hold funds without building the whole stack themselves. API access, bulk deals, and workflows you can configure.
LC funds sit in escrow until exporters submit the right trade documents. Importers are not paying blind; exporters know payment is lined up.
Jump into the vertical that matches your transaction — each page covers funding, inspection, and release for that market.
Buyers are not sending money into the void. Sellers are not shipping on a promise. We hold the funds until the deal terms are met.
The buyer pays. Funds go straight into escrow, not to the seller.
EscrowBolt holds the money. It stays tied to this transaction and shows up in your audit trail.
Release triggers when your rules say so: delivery confirmed, work signed off, inspection period ended, or no dispute filed.
Payment goes out to one party or split across several, depending on how you set up payouts.
Done. The full history of the deal is logged and verifiable.
One car sale or a full marketplace: same escrow mechanics, different scale.
EscrowBolt holds the money until you both get what you agreed on, whether that is a car, a domain name, or a sale to someone you have only talked to online. Buyers cannot charge back after the fact. Sellers are not left wondering if the payment is real. You pick the inspection window, check the goods, and payment releases when you approve.
Learn more about Individuals
Release payment when the buyer confirms receipt or approval. Cuts down on fraud claims and refund fights.
Hold the charge until check-in, checkout, or your no-show window passes. Refunds follow the cancellation rules you set.
Peer-to-peer deals are risky when money moves first. Escrow waits until both people confirm the exchange went fine.
Pay out on milestones, signed deliverables, or a timer. You choose what triggers release.
High-volume resale needs fast settlement without either side getting burned. Escrow holds until transfer is confirmed.
Customer Stories
“High-value vehicle deals need more than a card swipe. EscrowBolt gives our buyers and sellers a clear inspection window and a payment hold everyone can see. Disputes dropped once funds were tied to delivery, not promises.”
“Art sales move slowly and carefully. We needed escrow that could match that pace: hold funds, document each step, and release only when ownership is confirmed. EscrowBolt fit without us building it ourselves.”
“Cross-border B2B trade means buyers and suppliers who may never meet in person. EscrowBolt sits between them so payment releases only when shipment and documentation check out. Our members trust the process.”
“Luxury watches change hands for serious money. Buyers want time to verify serial numbers and condition. Sellers want proof of funds before shipping. EscrowBolt handles both sides in one transaction record.”
“Export deals stall when neither side wants to move first. We integrated EscrowBolt so payment, shipping docs, and release conditions live in one place. Deals close faster because the rules are set upfront.”
A snapshot of volume, reach, and pricing on the platform today.
FAQ
Direct answers about how EscrowBolt works, what it costs, and where your money sits during a deal.
eCommerce sites, marketplaces, and brokerages use EscrowBolt when a straight card payment is not enough. If that sounds like your setup, we should talk.
Insights
Escrow basics
Why buyers and sellers use escrow for cars, boats, and specialty vehicles — and what happens at each stage of the deal.
Business escrow
Structure earn-outs, holdbacks, and closing conditions with approval-driven release milestones.
Security & fraud
Common fraud patterns in escrow deals and what buyers and sellers should do when someone asks to pay outside the platform.
Escrow basics
How domain sales use escrow to hold funds until registrar transfer and WHOIS updates are confirmed.