Non-custodial, no-KYC escrow
Vaultion is non-custodial: your funds lock in an open-source smart contract, never in a Vaultion account. There's no sign-up and nothing to KYC to start a deal — you connect a wallet, and you can verify on-chain that we can't touch the money.
Start an escrowYour funds, not ours
Vaultion never holds the funds
The escrowed amount sits in an open-source smart contract, not in a Vaultion wallet. We have no key that can spend it, freeze it, or withdraw it — only you, the other party, or a dispute ruling can move it.
No account, nothing to KYC
There is no sign-up, no profile, and no identity check to start an escrow — you connect a wallet and go. Because Vaultion never takes custody, there is no account for it to verify in the first place.
You verify it yourself
Everything is on-chain and public: the contract code, the locked balance, and every release or refund. You do not have to trust a number on a dashboard — you can read it straight from the block explorer.
Funds move only by the rules
There is no admin key and no Vaultion override. Funds release on agreement, on a refund, or on a dispute ruling — and nothing else. The same rules apply to everyone, including us.
Confirm we can't touch your funds
Vaultion runs on a published, open-source contract. You don't have to take our word that we never hold your funds — read the contract and the locked balance yourself before you send anything.
Frequently asked
Does Vaultion ever hold my funds?
No. The escrowed amount is locked in an open-source smart contract, not in a Vaultion wallet, and Vaultion has no key that can move it. The funds release only on your instruction, the other party’s, or a dispute ruling, and you can watch the locked balance on the block explorer the entire time.
Do I need an account or to pass KYC?
No account and no identity check are required to use Vaultion itself — you connect a wallet and start. Because Vaultion never takes custody of the escrowed funds, there is no account for it to verify. You remain responsible for your own legal and tax obligations, and any exchange you use to obtain or cash out stablecoins may have its own requirements.
How do I know Vaultion can’t run off with the money?
The contract is open source and public. Before you send anything, open it on the block explorer, confirm it is the address Vaultion publishes, and read the code and the locked balance for yourself. The funds sit with the contract, and there is no admin function that lets Vaultion withdraw them.
Is crypto escrow safe — and how do I spot a scam?
A legitimate on-chain escrow lets you verify everything yourself: a published contract address, code you can read, and a balance you can watch. Be wary of any "escrow" that asks you to send funds to a personal wallet, can’t show you a contract, or pressures you to skip verification. With Vaultion, every step is an on-chain transaction you can confirm.
Is Vaultion live with real funds?
Yes. Vaultion is live with real funds on Ethereum mainnet, Arbitrum One, Base, BNB Smart Chain, TRON, and Solana. Always confirm the contract address on the block explorer before sending funds.
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Escrow without handing over custody
Set up an escrow in a few steps. Funds stay locked in the contract until the deal is done or arbitration decides.
Create an escrow