Escrow & Settlement
The settlement flow ensures both parties meet their obligations before any assets are exchanged. Escrow is enforced on-chain and aligns with deterministic settlement logic.
Settlement Overview
Once the deal reaches commit state, the escrow process begins.
A complete settlement consists of:
Seller deposit
Buyer deposit
Escrow contract validation
Atomic settlement
Immediate releases to both parties
The War Room enforces strict ordering to prevent partial fulfillment.
Step 1 — Seller Deposit
The seller deposits the specified token amount into escrow. The escrow contract validates:
Correct token
Correct amount
Confirmation from seller wallet
If the seller deposit is incomplete or incorrect, the buyer cannot deposit.
Step 2 — Buyer Deposit
Once the seller deposit succeeds:
Buyer deposits the required payment asset
Contract verifies amount
Contract confirms payment token (SOL/ETH or ERC20/SPL20 if applicable)
Incomplete deposits halt the settlement.
Step 3 — Validation Phase
After both deposits:
The escrow contract checks:
Token correctness
Seller’s asset matches trade token
Amount correctness
Deposited amounts match deal
Wallet validation
Wallets match assigned roles
Double deposit prevention
Ensures no duplicate escrow
Only when all checks pass does settlement begin.
Step 4 — Automatic Settlement
If validation succeeds:
Seller receives buyer’s asset
Buyer receives seller’s asset
Settlement executes atomically
Fees and partner rebates are applied automatically
This step cannot be reversed.
Step 5 — Release
Funds are released instantly:
Seller receives payment (minus platform fee and referral rebates)
Buyer receives tokens
Partner (broker) receives 50% of platform fee
The deal becomes settled, and no further changes are allowed.
Failure Handling
If either side does NOT complete their deposit:
Depositor is refunded
Deal returns to a non-settled state
Broker is notified via dashboard
If both deposits fail, the deal remains open with no asset movement.
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