How SecureSign Escrow works

From agreement to execution, SecureSign Escrow guides every deal through one predefined, verifiable flow.  Without legal drafting or smart-contract development.

Define once. Sign once. Execute automatically.

One deal. One flow. No interpretation.

1. Define the deal using building blocks

2. Adjust wording; without changing execution

3. Sign the agreement

4. Lock funds under agreed conditions

5. Execute automatically and verifiably

Every SecureSign Escrow deal follows the same core steps. Designed to eliminate ambiguity before anything is signed or funded.

One deal. One flow. No interpretation.

1. Define the deal using building blocks

Instead of drafting clauses or legal language, you compose a deal by selecting predefined escrow building blocks.

  • what happens
  • when it happens
  • under which conditions

Together, these blocks form a complete execution flow — before any party signs.

2. Adjust wording; without changing execution

Within each block, human-readable wording can be adapted to fit tone, context, or jurisdiction. While safety-critical terms remain locked.

You control the language. The system protects the logic.

3. Sign the agreement

Once the deal is defined, all parties are invited to sign digitally through the integrated signing flow.

The signed agreement is cryptographically bound to the execution logic — there is no separate document or interpretation layer.

Learn about secure signing

4. Lock funds under agreed conditions

After signing, the agreed funds are locked according to the deal logic.

SecureSign Escrow does not take custody and has no access to private keys.

No custody. No discretion. No manual intervention.

Wallet support & fund control

5. Execute automatically and verifiably

When predefined conditions are met — or deadlines expire — execution happens automatically.

What was signed is what executes.

Designed for when things don't go as planned

If conditions are not met or disputes arise, SecureSign Escrow supports predefined resolution paths. Including arbitration or conditional outcomes.

Why this approach is different

You agree first. The system follows the rules.

  • No interpretation gap between contract and execution
  • No platform discretion
  • No hidden rules
  • One verifiable source of truth

Execution rules are defined upfront. Not interpreted afterwards.

Ready to build an escrow deal?

Define the deal once. Let execution handle the rest.