The problem: Real estate developers in Dubai, Oman and other crypto-friendly markets are getting inbound from buyers who want to pay in USDT/USDC. But there's no trustless way to escrow crypto during the due diligence period. Traditional escrow agents don't touch crypto. Existing crypto escrow services are custodial.
How it works: - Buyer deposits USDT into a multisig escrow contract - Funds are locked and visible on-chain during title search, inspections, etc. - Buyer releases funds when conditions are met - If there's a dispute, a pre-agreed arbiter (lawyer, third party) reviews – but the arbiter never has direct fund access, only dispute resolution rights - If no arbiter is set, only mutual cancellation is possible
Tech: Solidity smart contracts on Base/Ethereum/BSC (any EVM chain). Non-custodial – we never hold funds. 1% platform fee. Gas-only on the contract level.
The contracts fit into existing legal workflows: lawyers, title companies and land registries still do their thing in fiat. The escrow just locks the crypto side until closing conditions are met. On-chain audit trail makes source-of-funds documentation straightforward for compliance.
Three integration options: no-code web app, SDK (TypeScript, React/Vue/Angular), or a checkout widget you embed in a few lines.
Would love feedback on our project. Contracts are on GitHub.