Escrow on Solana

You dream it. Devs build it.

A workshop for Solana. Hire a developer to build your app, site, game or coin — or sell the one you already shipped. The money sits in escrow until the work lands, so two strangers can do business on day one.

  • Your SOL is held by a program, not by us. Nobody has a key to it — including this site.
  • Not delivered? You get it back. After the deadline the refund needs nobody's permission.
  • Reputation you can't buy. A review exists only where a settled deal does.
Solana slot —

I need something built

Describe it, set a budget, and let developers come to you. You only put money in escrow once you've picked someone.

Post a requestFind a builderBuy a finished project

I build things

Sell what you shipped, or pick up paid work. Your wallet is your CV — every settled deal adds to it.

List a project for saleBrowse open requestsSet up your builder profile
Money waits in codeA buyer's SOL goes to an account the escrow program owns. No person — not the seller, not us — holds a key to it.
Refunds need no permissionPast the delivery deadline, anyone can trigger the refund. You never have to ask the seller, or us.
Disputes can only go two waysAn arbitrator picks the buyer or the seller. It cannot pay itself. If it stays silent 14 days, the buyer takes their money back.
5% fee, seller side, capped on chainTaken only when a deal settles. The program refuses anything above 5%, whoever asks.

Escrow program EFtuX87WAqxfg3LkJE2rW79NC8Yka7RarJiSUGeSNPvu — check it yourself.

For builders

Work waiting for someone

People post what they need and what they’d pay. Send a proposal; if they pick you, the escrow opens and you build.

For buyers

Projects for sale

Finished things looking for their next owner: tokens, pump.fun coins, whole sites. The keys and the money change hands together.

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Step by step

What actually happens

Posting takes two minutes and moves no money.

Say what you need

A title, a brief, a budget and a deadline. Say what done looks like — the clearer the brief, the better the proposals and the fewer the arguments.

Developers propose

Each one says how they would build it, what they would charge and how long it would take. You can see their track record on their builder page.

Pick one and fund the escrow

The developer you choose opens an escrow for the agreed price. You pay into it — an account the program owns, that nobody holds a key to.

Until you fund it, nothing has happened. Until you release it, the developer has not been paid.

They deliver, you release

Once you have what you asked for, you release the SOL. That last step is yours alone.

If it goes wrong
  • Delivery deadline passed and nothing arrived? The refund is permissionless — you take your money back without asking anyone.
  • Something off? Open a dispute. The funds freeze, an arbitrator picks between the two of you, and if it goes quiet for 14 days you get your money back regardless.