Freelancers often get ghosted or scammed after delivering work. With Nexcrow, clients lock digital dollars upfront and funds are only released when milestones are met. That means freelancers can work with peace of mind.
Nexus Protocol is the developer of Nexcrow (Nexus Escrow Contracts), a blockchain-powered escrow services platform live on Solana Mainnet.
Nexcrow enables users to lock up digital dollars securely and only release them when a contract is done and approved by the contract creator, ensuring both businesses and service providers can deal with each other safely and scam-free.
Freelancers often get ghosted or scammed after delivering work. With Nexcrow, clients lock digital dollars upfront and funds are only released when milestones are met. That means freelancers can work with peace of mind.
Clients often worry about paying and getting poor results. Nexcrow holds funds until delivery is confirmed, ensuring both parties stay accountable.
For open calls, bounties, hackathon hires, or just when you want to attract talent quickly: • Create a contract with defined terms (e.g., scope, payment, milestones). • The contract is visible to anyone on the platform or via link. • Freelancers can apply to take on the job. • You choose the best applicant. • Once accepted, digital dollars are locked in escrow. Think: “I need a dev for this bounty. Anyone qualified, apply now.”
For one-on-one deals, pre-agreed collaborations, and/or custom freelance gigs: • You create a contract with a specific person in mind. • Only that freelancer (or client) can see and interact with the contract. • Useful for negotiated deals or continuing work with someone you trust. • Digital dollars are locked once both parties agree.
When disagreements happen over quality, deadlines, or deliverables: • If either party is unhappy, they can initiate a dispute within the contract. • Nexcrow prompts both parties to submit their evidence. • Our AI system reviews the full context. • The AI proposes a fair resolution (e.g., refund, partial payment, release of funds). • Both parties are invited to accept or negotiate further with support.
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