Buyer
Holds one key. Funds their side of the hold and signs off when the goods arrive as promised.
The trust rail · preview on testnet
A non-custodial 2-of-3 escrow between buyer, store, and arbiter. The funds sit in an on-chain account that needs two of the three signatures to move — so the platform can never take the money. Not won’t. Can’t.
2 of 3
No single party — including us — can move the funds alone. That’s the entire trick, and it’s enforced by the chain, not by a promise in the terms of service.
Holds one key. Funds their side of the hold and signs off when the goods arrive as promised.
Holds one key. Ships, then co-signs the release. In the happy path, buyer + store is all it takes.
Holds the third key — and only matters when the first two disagree. Then the arbiter co-signs with whichever side the evidence supports.
What the escrow buys you
Three numbers, never shown apart. Orders is everything that ran through escrow. Satisfied settled clean. Mended went wrong and was made right — and we count that as a virtue, because a shop that fixed two of three hundred is more trustworthy than one that hid its misses.
Every settlement and every dispute resolution leaves a verifiable receipt on the rail. The score is computed from receipts — not testimonials, not stars, not anything a review farm can manufacture.
No floating five-star average without the base underneath it. "100% satisfied" means nothing until you see "of how many" — so we never show a rate without its denominator. The only way to move the score is to trade, honestly, in public.
The trust rail is live in preview and runs on testnet only — no real funds move yet, and they won’t until the rail has earned it. Escrow settles in USDC on Stellar first; more assets follow when the trust math is proven, not before. If you want to kick the tires while it’s still safe to break, this is the moment.
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