Escrozon

Escrozon is an escrow marketplace for digital assets. Sellers list YouTube channels, Telegram channels, websites, software licences, templates and other digital products, and buyers pay into escrow instead of paying the seller directly. A deal works in four steps: the buyer pays the listed price plus a 6% escrow fee, the seller hands over the asset once the money is secured, the buyer checks what they received and confirms, and only then is the seller's price released to their Escrozon wallet. If something goes wrong, either side can open a dispute and the funds stay frozen until it is resolved. Listing is free, and sellers pay 3% when they withdraw. Free guides and valuation calculators help both sides agree on a fair price.

People buying or selling YouTube channels, Telegram channels, websites or software licences who don't want to pay or deliver first.

Buying a YouTube channel, a website or a software licence from a stranger online usually means one side has to trust the other first. If the buyer pays first, the seller can disappear. If the seller hands over first, the buyer can refuse to pay. Escrow removes that blind first step: the money is held while the asset changes hands, and it only moves to the seller once the buyer confirms they received what was described.