Your deals at a glance
Every deal you are part of, and where each one stands.
Your escrow for digital deals.
SealPay holds the buyer's USDT or USDC until both sides confirm. Terms, payment, proof and decisions sit on one page you both can see.
Paid in USDT or USDC on
- TRON
- Ethereum
- Polygon
- BNB Smart Chain
- Solana
Four steps, nothing hidden
Every deal moves through the same steps, and both sides watch it happen on one page. Emails tell you when it is your turn.
Create the deal
A title, what is delivered, how the buyer will check it, the amount, and the other side’s email. Nothing is payable yet.
Both sign
Each side adds a wallet address and signs. The terms become a contract with a hash that neither side can change afterwards.
The buyer pays
The buyer gets a deposit address and the exact amount. The page follows the payment; the funds are held, not passed on.
Deliver and release
The seller delivers and attaches proof. The buyer confirms and the payout goes out. If they disagree, a person decides from the record.
Built so neither side has to trust the other
You do not need to know the other person. The deal page shows where the money is and what was agreed.
One page for both sides
Buyer and seller see the same terms, payment status and messages.
Every step on record
Each agreement, payment and delivery is written down with a time.
Proof on the deal
Delivered files and screenshots stay attached to the deal.
Support in the loop
Either side can ask support for help, and support can pause the payout.
For the one who pays and the one who delivers
The same page, two seats. Each side sees what the other has done and what is still open.
Buyer seat
If you are buying
- You pay only after both sides have agreed the terms in writing.
- The money is held until you confirm you received what was agreed.
- If it is not what was agreed, open a dispute and a person decides.
Seller seat
If you are selling
- You see that the money is there before you start the work.
- Attach proof of delivery to the deal, in your own words and files.
- You are paid when the buyer confirms, or when a dispute is decided in your favour.
Paid in USDT or USDC
Stablecoins only, so the amount you agree is the amount that moves. The network is chosen when the deal is created.
- TRON (TRC-20) · USDT onlyTracked on chain
- Ethereum (ERC-20)Checked on chain
- Polygon (ERC-20)Checked on chain
- BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20)Checked on chain
- Solana (SPL)Checked on chain
Questions people ask first
Anything else, write to team@trysealpay.com
What does SealPay do with the money?
The buyer pays into a deposit address controlled by SealPay. The funds are held there until the deal is released to the seller or refunded to the buyer. Nothing is sent on without a confirmation or a decision.
How much is the fee?
The fee is shown before you agree and is fixed the moment both sides have agreed. By default the buyer pays it on top of the deal amount, so the seller receives exactly the amount agreed. The person who starts the deal can choose to take it from the seller’s payout instead.
Do I need a wallet connection or an app?
No. You open your case with the code or link from your email. The buyer pays from any wallet to the deposit address; the seller receives the payout at the address they gave.
What if the seller does not deliver?
Open a dispute while the deal is funded or delivered. A person reads the chat and the attached files and decides on a release or a refund. Every step stays on record.
How long does a payout take?
After the buyer confirms, support sends the payout to the seller as soon as possible, and both sides get an email with the transaction and a summary of the deal.
What if I send the wrong amount?
Send the exact amount shown. A small difference that the deal allows is accepted: a little short comes off the seller payout, a little extra is kept. Anything more short stays open until the rest arrives, anything more extra is refunded by support, and a payment after a deal has closed is reviewed by support.
Start a deal in a few minutes
Create it, send the other side a link or their email, and let the page do the tracking.