Secure buyer-seller transactions with digital dollar-powered escrows. Online marketplaces can hold payments in escrow until goods are delivered or services are completed, eliminating fraud and disputes.
Trustless Work is the escrow infrastructure for the new economy — a developer-first platform to integrate programmable, milestone-based fund releases into your product using stablecoins and smart contracts.
With Trustless Work, you can:
We abstract away the complexity of blockchain so you can focus on building.
Secure buyer-seller transactions with digital dollar-powered escrows. Online marketplaces can hold payments in escrow until goods are delivered or services are completed, eliminating fraud and disputes.
Milestone-based digital dollar escrows ensure fair payments for freelancers. Platforms like Upwork can release payments gradually based on completed work, reducing disputes and increasing trust between clients and freelancers.
Instant, low-cost digital dollar escrows replace slow banking intermediaries. Businesses can use digital dollar-powered escrows to secure large cross-border payments, ensuring funds are only released when agreed conditions are met.
Automated digital dollar deposits and refunds reduce fraud in rentals. Real estate and rental platforms can hold security deposits in escrow and automate refunds based on contract terms, increasing transparency for landlords and tenants.
Digital dollar escrow for grants, DAO payments, and milestone-based funding. DAOs and Web3 organizations can lock funds in escrow and release payments based on governance approvals or project milestones.
Digital dollar-powered escrows for controlled budget releases in software development and outsourcing. Companies outsourcing software development or managing large projects can hold funds in escrow and release payments based on milestones, sprints, or deliverables. This ensures accountability, reduces financial risk, and improves trust between clients and development teams.
This site contains content and information, including links to other sites and resources, that was prepared by third parties ("Third Party Content") who are not affiliated with Circle or any of its affiliates (collectively "Circle"). Circle makes no representations on the accuracy, suitability, or validity of Third Party Content. As such, Circle is neither responsible nor liable for any Third Party Content, including any errors, omissions, or delays, or for any actions taken in reliance upon any Thirds Party Content. Reference to any specific company, product, service, or website of any third party does not constitute an implied or express endorsement, recommendation, favoring or validation by Circle. All content provided is for educational and informational purposes only. Circle shall not be liable for any damage or loss relating to use of, or reliance upon, the Third Party Content.