Protected accounts
Hashed passwords, verified email, and HttpOnly sessions. Every staff account signs in with an authenticator code.
Trusted escrow since 2015
Both parties deposit into addresses held by BridgeEscrow. When both deposits are confirmed and the signed conditions are met, we release each asset to the right side.
Start a new escrow
You set the priceYour price per BTC100,000.00 USDT
Buyer receives after fee0.9875 BTC
Seller receives after fee98,750.00 USDT
Any amount, any price. Both parties agree to it when they sign.
2015
Operating for 11+ years
2.50%
Escrow fee, shared equally
2
Networks: Bitcoin and TRON
2-person
Approval on every release
How it works
BridgeEscrow is the custodian for the trade. Neither party has to send first and hope; both send into escrow, and the release happens only when everything checks out.
Deposit
Seller
sends BTC
ESCROW
Buyer
sends USDT
Release
Released to the buyer
Released to the seller
Step 1
Choose whether you buy or sell Bitcoin, then enter the BTC amount and your own USDT price, the deposit deadline, and any conditions.
Step 2
Upload your passport and personal details. Documents are encrypted and reviewed before funds can move.
Step 3
A full escrow agreement is generated from your terms. You sign it by typing or drawing, and the exact version is fingerprinted with SHA-256.
Step 4
Your escrow gets its own deposit address. The seller sends BTC on Bitcoin; the buyer sends USDT on TRON (TRC20).
Step 5
A secure link goes to the other party’s email. They review your verified passport and signed agreement, then sign and deposit.
Step 6
Deposits are credited only after 3 Bitcoin confirmations or 19 TRON confirmations, matched to the right address and token contract.
Step 7
Two separate staff members approve the settlement. BTC goes to the buyer and USDT goes to the seller, net of the agreed fee.
Fees
Each side pays 1.25% of the asset it deposits, deducted at release. No spread, no hidden markup, and no charge if the escrow is refunded before release.
Example: 1 BTC for 70,000 USDT
At a 2.50% fee, shared equally
Seller deposits
1 BTC
Escrow fee
0.0125 BTC
Released to the buyer
0.9875 BTC
Buyer deposits
70,000 USDT
Escrow fee
875 USDT
Released to the seller
69,125 USDT
Security
Custody, identity, and release controls are layered so that no single mistake, and no single person, can move your funds.
Hashed passwords, verified email, and HttpOnly sessions. Every staff account signs in with an authenticator code.
Passports are encrypted with AES-256-GCM in private storage. They are never emailed, and every view is logged.
Deposits are checked on-chain against the escrow address, the amount, and the required confirmations. USDT must come from the official TRC20 contract.
Every escrow has its own deposit addresses. A double-entry ledger keeps customer balances separate from company funds.
One person proposes a settlement and a different person approves it. Opening a dispute freezes the release.
Agreements are versioned and hashed, signatures are timestamped, and every administrative action is recorded.
Peer-to-peer traders
Trade with someone you have never met without either side sending first.
OTC desks and businesses
Settle larger BTC and USDT blocks with a signed agreement and a clear audit trail.
Compliance-minded clients
Every party is identified, screened, and bound to the same signed terms.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before opening your first escrow.
Still have a question?
Write to our escrow team. Include your escrow reference if it is about a trade.
info@bridgescrow.comBoth sides of the trade. The seller deposits BTC and the buyer deposits USDT (TRC20) into addresses controlled by BridgeEscrow. BTC is released to the buyer and USDT to the seller only after both deposits are confirmed and the agreement’s conditions are met.
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