Overview
Secupact leverages a trusted third-party escrow model to protect both buyers and sellers. Funds and assets are held securely until all agreed conditions are met, eliminating fraud risk and ensuring a smooth exchange.
1. Define and Agree on Terms
Both buyer and seller create a deal on Secupact by detailing the item or service (e.g., a social-media account, TikTok growth package, digital management service) and setting the price and any special conditions. This binding agreement serves as the “escrow instructions” that govern the transaction
2. Buyer Deposits Funds into Escrow
Once terms are finalized, the buyer transfers the payment to Secupact’s escrow account. An escrow arrangement means a neutral agent (Secupact) holds the funds in trust, ensuring they cannot be released until all contractual obligations are satisfied
- Seller Delivers the Agreed Item or Service
With funds secured, the seller proceeds to deliver the product or completes the service—whether handing over credentials or executing a marketing campaign—confident that payment awaits upon successful delivery
- Buyer Inspects and Confirms Completion
After delivery, the buyer reviews the received item or service against the original terms. If everything complies, the buyer authorizes Secupact to release the escrowed funds.
5. Escrow Disburses Payment (or Mediates Disputes)
Upon buyer approval, Secupact transfers funds to the seller. If any disagreement arises, Secupact’s support team steps in to mediate, only releasing funds once a resolution is reached, thus safeguarding both parties.
6. Continuous Protection
At every stage—agreement, deposit, delivery, review, and release—Secupact’s escrow mechanism removes risk of scams, chargebacks, or non-performance, providing a seamless, secure experience from start to fin
