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BLOG · PRODUCT · NOV 8, 2024 · 2 MIN READ

How Sargo’s Escrow System Facilitates Swaps

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This blog post will dive deeper into how Sargo’s escrow system works, why it’s essential for both merchants and users, and what steps you need to take to stay protected.

What is an Escrow System?

An escrow system acts as a neutral third-party mediator that holds funds during a transaction. It releases those funds only once both parties—buyer and seller—have met the agreed terms. In Sargo’s case, when a transaction is initiated, the stablecoins are held in escrow on the Celo blockchain until both parties confirm the transaction is complete. Programmed so funds held in escrow can only go to the buyer / seller.

How Does it Work?

Why Verifying Details is Important

Always check that the name, account number, and phone number match Sargo’s details before making a payment. Sending money to the wrong account can result in:

Benefits for Merchants and Users

Best Practices

Conclusion

To protect yourself, always verify details and enjoy secure swapping on Sargo today!

Sargo Disclaimer: By using the Sargo platform and accessing any related content or services (including third-party materials), you assume full responsibility for your actions. Sargo’s role is limited to facilitating cryptocurrency transactions; we do not handle fiat payments. Once a transaction is complete, it is final and cannot be reversed. Please note, Sargo does not mediate disputes over payments once they are finalised, nor are we liable for any losses incurred post-transaction. Ensure you fully verify all details before completing any exchange.

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