Module · Finance & Accounting

Hold the money until the work is done.

Escrow lets a buyer fund a transaction up front and the seller get paid only once the work is delivered and released — with a full audit trail and a dispute path if something goes wrong. Funds are held through Stripe, split by milestone when you want, and released in one click. Built for freelancers, marketplaces, high-value services, and any deal where two parties need to trust each other without going first.

Replaces Escrow.com Manual Stripe holds
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What it does

Everything in Escrow.

No add-on tiers, no feature gates — this is what the module ships with, included in every plan.

Capability 01

Buyer-funded, seller-released

The buyer funds the full amount up front; it's held securely and only paid out to the seller when the buyer releases it — so neither side has to trust the other first.

Capability 02

Milestone splits

Break a large job into milestones and fund or release each independently, so a long project pays out in stages as work is approved rather than all at the end.

Capability 03

Disputes with a tamper-evident trail

Either party can raise a dispute with a reason; every fund, release, dispute, and refund is recorded as a timestamped event on the transaction for a complete history.

Capability 04

One-click release & refunds

Release to the seller or refund the buyer in a click. Cancel before funding, or refund after — the money always ends up where the outcome dictates.

Capability 05

Stripe-backed payouts

Sellers connect their own Stripe account and receive funds directly via Stripe Connect; the platform fee is calculated and separated automatically on every release.

Capability 06

Guest transactions — no account needed

A buyer can fund, release, or dispute an escrow from a secure link without creating an account, removing signup friction from one-off high-value deals.

Capability 07

Multi-currency, tracked to the cent

Hold and settle in the currency of the deal, with the funded amount, platform fee, and payout tracked precisely from funding through release.

Where it fits · Across the platform

Escrow turns 'pay me first' versus 'deliver first' into a settled, auditable flow — right next to the deals and invoices it belongs to.

Step 01
Buyer funds
The buyer pays the full amount into escrow; the seller can see the money is secured before starting work.
Step 02
Work is delivered
The seller completes the job — or the current milestone — and marks it ready for the buyer to review.
Step 03
Buyer releases
Happy with the work, the buyer releases the funds; Stripe pays the seller directly, minus the platform fee.
Step 04
Or it's disputed
If something's wrong, either side opens a dispute; the full event log makes resolving — and refunding — straightforward.
Replaces

Cancel the point tools.

Secure two-party payments normally mean a standalone escrow service with its own fees and logins, or bolting manual Stripe holds onto a spreadsheet.

Escrow.com.
A dedicated escrow service adds another vendor, another fee schedule, and another login disconnected from your deals and invoices. Mewayz Escrow lives next to the CRM deal and invoice it belongs to.
Manual Stripe holds.
Rolling your own with Stripe manual-capture means building milestone logic, dispute handling, and an audit trail yourself. Escrow ships all of it — including guest funding and per-release platform fees.
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