Domain Escrow
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Domain escrow is a secure payment arrangement where a trusted third party holds the buyer's funds until the domain name transfer is verified. Escrow.com is the most widely used service for domain transactions.
Example
In a $50,000 domain sale, the buyer sends funds to escrow, the seller transfers the domain, and escrow releases payment after confirming the transfer.
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