Yescrow - Official Thread

[yescrow]

Hey NameBros, Yescrow.xyz is an automated escrow for stranger-to-stranger domain sales. Since domain transfer data is publicly available and it updates when domains transfer, the most user-friendly (no account, no ID needed) solution is to simply hold the deal in a cryptographic contract (fully auditable) that is released automatically to the seller once the domain successfully transfers to the buyer.

Best value is to use Yescrow for the domain sales where you can’t exactly trust the other party. Other escrows rip-off the small domain deals, since they are aiming for the big money and don’t want the hassle. Not us, though. We built to accommodate a minimum of $10 per deal. Using voucher “NAMEBROS” will waive any fees (it’s 1% without the voucher). The only favor that I ask of you is that after using the ‘crow you’d leave a review here.

Let me know of any quirks you want improved.

Let's innovate,
Teo

 

[Future Sensors]

Your licenses please?

 

[URL Stream]

Since domain transfer data is publicly available and it updates when domains transfer

 

[Jannes]

Hey NameBros,

 

[yescrow]

Your licenses please?

Fair question. We don't hold a licence, because we never hold your money. The smart contract holds it, and nobody can move it except by the deal's rules, not even me. Yescrow is run by Eastern Vikings OÜ (Estonia, reg. 14194338), all on the About page. The contract is public on Arbiscan, and the security page shows how it was tested. If that's not enough for a $50k deal, totally get it. That's what Escrow.com is for. We're for the deals they don't want, deals where you wouldn't want to go through all their hassle for a simple domain sale.

 

[yescrow]

Good catch, the owner's name is hidden these days. We don't need it, though. The registry's public record still shows which registrar holds the domain. The buyer tells us their registrar, the seller transfers, and when the record flips we take a tamper-proof copy of it and the money releases. For a push at the same registrar we check the nameservers the buyer set. It's all automated, too. If something looks off, the buyer can dispute the result and independent jurors decide.

 

[yescrow]

@Jannes Pun intended.

 

[Jannes]

@Jannes Pun intended.

you mean bun?