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Trust & safety

What actually protects your order

Encrypted credentials, a token-protected order page, delivery within 24 hours, and a replacement-or-refund warranty if a listing doesn't hold up.

From payment to delivery

  1. 1
    You pay the invoice

    Checkout hands you a hosted USDT (TRC20) invoice. You pay it from any wallet — there's nothing to connect and no account to make.

  2. 2
    Your order is queued

    Once the payment confirms on-chain, your order moves to paid and joins the delivery queue. You get a private link to watch it.

  3. 3
    A person delivers it

    Within 24 hours: account credentials on your token-protected order page and by email, or your post published with the live link as proof.

  4. 4
    If it's wrong, you're covered

    An account that doesn't match its listing, or a service not delivered as briefed, gets a replacement or a refund. See the warranty for the window and the exclusions.

What this isn't

Your USDT isn't held by a third party, and there's no “release funds” button. The payment goes through the gateway and settles to us once it clears on-chain. What protects you after that is the warranty below and the fact that we have to keep selling tomorrow — not an escrow agent. We'd rather you know exactly what you're relying on.

Built-in safeguards

Encrypted credentials
Account credentials are encrypted with AES-256 at rest and decrypted only at the moment of delivery — they're never sitting in readable form on a server.
Token-protected orders
Your order page is reachable only with a private token issued at checkout. Order numbers can't be guessed or enumerated.
Replacement or refund
If an account doesn't match its listing, or a service isn't delivered as briefed, you get a replacement or your money back.

Read the policy, then decide

Browse accounts and services, or read the warranty & refund policy in full first.