Role of Escrow

A trusted intermediary that safeguards funds

Escrow accounts act as a neutral holding place for funds, which are only released when all conditions of the contract are fulfilled. This protects both buyers and sellers from potential disputes.

Widely used in high-value transactions like real estate, escrow accounts ensure that the terms of an agreement are honored, preventing any party from losing money or assets prematurely.

Know the workings

A step-by-step guide to how Escrow works

Initiate Agreement

The buyer and seller agree on the terms of the transaction, with funds placed securely in an escrow account until completion.

Verification Process

Once both parties fulfill their conditions, the transaction is verified, ensuring that all agreements are met before funds are released.

Release of Funds

Upon successful verification, funds are released to the seller, completing the transaction while ensuring trust and security for both parties.

Setting up Escrow

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Using the account

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Escrow accounts are trusted across sectors to secure transactions, and provide protection.

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In corporate deals, escrow accounts ensure that funds are held securely until all terms are fulfilled.

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