SECURE ON-CHAIN SETTLEMENT

A 100% non-custodial escrow vault on TON with automated settlements and DAO dispute resolution for risk-free transactions.

How It Works
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BUY
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Vault
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SELL
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Buyer funds
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Seller bonds
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Settlement released
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Non-Custodial
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Intermediaries
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Global Reach
⬡ TON Blockchain · ◈ Non-Custodial · 🔏 Multisig Security · ⚖ DAO Arbitration · ◎ Open Source · ⚡ Sub-second Finality
Process

Non-custodial

From agreement to settlement — every step transparent, autonomous, and secured on TON.

01

Initiate Trade

Create a new escrow vault through the Garantor Factory, defining trade terms, amounts, and release conditions.

02

Fund the Vault

Buyer and seller deposit funds. Assets are locked and visible on-chain to all parties — no one holds the keys.

03

Conditions Met

Delivery proof, shipping confirmation, or mutual agreement verified on-chain triggers autonomous release.

04

Settlement

Funds released to the rightful party. No manual intervention. No delays. Cryptographic certainty.

Core Features

Built for WEB3

Every vault runs on autonomously deployed, non-custodial smart contracts that guarantee predictable behavior with zero counterparty risk.

Autonomous Vaults

The Escrow Factory spawns unique vault instances per trade. Each operates independently with its own smart contract logic.

Non-Custodial

The Garantor DAO never holds, custodies, or touches trade funds. Deposits sit in an isolated, immutable smart contract that only the contract's own code can move — not the DAO, not the Commissionaires, not Garantor. Even protocol governance can't freeze, redirect, or access an in-flight vault; funds release automatically, and only, when the coded conditions are met.

Zero Counterparty Risk

Cryptographic enforcement eliminates trust requirements. Both parties protected by immutable contract logic — not promises.

On-Chain Transparency

Every deposit, condition check, and release is publicly verifiable on TON. Full auditability at every step.

DAO Governance

The Garantor DAO manages factory parameters, fee structures, and dispute resolution through decentralized governance.

Verified Delivery Beta

For physical and commodity trades, settlement is triggered by cryptographically signed delivery reports — not buyer self-attestation. Either party can still object before funds move.

Digital Escrow

Agreement to Settlement

A structured four-stage process secured entirely on-chain at every step.

Initiate Trade
01

Initiate Trade

Create an escrow vault through the Garantor Factory. Define terms, amounts, and release conditions up-front.

Fund the Vault
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Fund the Vault

Both parties deposit. Assets are locked and visible on-chain — secured by immutable smart contract logic.

Conditions Met
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Conditions Met

Delivery proof or mutual agreement triggers autonomous release. The contract acts — not a human intermediary.

Settlement
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Settlement

Funds release to the rightful party once conditions are met on-chain — no manual approval step in between.

Milestone Escrow

Progress-Based Protection

For larger contracts and phased delivery, Milestone Escrow settles in controlled stages instead of one all-or-nothing release.

How Milestone Escrow Works

Each trade splits into clearly defined checkpoints with a dedicated release amount per phase. Both sides agree on deliverables before funding, then confirm completion milestone-by-milestone on-chain — reducing risk, improving accountability, and keeping both parties aligned.

Staged Releases

Funds unlock only for completed milestones. Remaining budget stays secured until the next phase is validated.

Clear Deliverables

Every checkpoint has explicit terms, eliminating ambiguity around acceptance and payout timing.

Dispute Containment

If a disagreement occurs, only the active milestone is impacted — completed payouts remain final.

Ideal Use Cases

Freelance dev, agency retainers, manufacturing orders, and any phased collaboration requiring staged trust.

New · Real World Asset Trading

Delivery-Verified Settlement
Testnet — pre-audit

Settlement is triggered by cryptographically signed, real-time delivery data — verified on-chain before any funds move.

How Oracle-Verified Delivery Works

A relayer network fetches real-world delivery data — API confirmations, IoT tracking, carrier records — reaches consensus off-chain, and signs the result. That signature is verified on-chain against a DAO-controlled key before any fund ever moves. A "Delivered" report opens a short objection window rather than settling instantly: either the buyer or the seller can still contest it, or the buyer can confirm receipt and release funds immediately if the goods have already arrived. No report, no premature payout — and no single party can force settlement alone.

Cryptographic, Not Social

Settlement requires a signed delivery report verified by the contract itself — not a buyer's word or a support ticket.

Buyer & Seller Protected

A time-boxed objection window lets either side contest a report before funds move; a satisfied buyer can also release early.

Built for Commodities

Listings carry real trade terms — Incoterm, quantity, origin, loading port, shipment window — with signed documents (BL, COA, inspection certs) anchored on-chain.

Falls Back to DAO Arbitration

Contested or ambiguous deliveries route to the same on-chain dispute process as every other Garantor vault.

Protocol Architecture

Protocol Stack.

Garantor DAO
Decentralized Autonomous Organization governing all protocol parameters, fee logic, and upgrade proposals through token-weighted on-chain voting. No single entity controls the protocol.
Multisig Council
N-of-M key holders required to execute critical protocol upgrades
Escrow Factory
DAO-owned master contract — autonomously spawns isolated vault instances
Dispute Resolution Engine
On-chain evidence submission — DAO arbitration with frozen funds until verdict
Commissionaires DAO
Earn 1% from the settlement pool when the trade successfully completes. DAO membership requires holding a minimum amount of COMM LP tokens, granting ownership and a governance-weighted vote.

Garantor DAO — the decentralized governing body. All protocol parameters, fee logic, and upgrade proposals are decided through token-weighted on-chain voting. No single entity controls the protocol.

Critical changes require approval from the Multisig Council — a set of independent key holders. This N-of-M signature requirement ensures no unilateral action can alter the protocol, providing a strong security layer between governance decisions and on-chain execution.

The Escrow Factory deploys isolated vault contracts per trade. Each vault is self-contained — a bug or dispute in one vault cannot affect another. Smart contracts are written in Tact, TON's typed contract language, and are fully open-source and auditable.

When disputes arise, the Dispute Resolution Engine locks vault funds on-chain while both parties submit cryptographic evidence. The DAO arbitrates based on immutable on-chain records — doc hashes, transaction proofs, timestamps — not verbal claims.

XDAO
XDAO Multi-Sig

Industry-leading DAO framework for secure multi-signatory governance — the same tooling both the community's token-weighted votes and the Multisig Council's critical protocol approvals run through on-chain.

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Multisig Security
Protocol upgrades require N-of-M council signatures. No single key can alter contract logic or move treasury funds.
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On-chain Arbitration
Disputes are resolved against immutable evidence — SHA-256 doc hashes, on-chain timestamps, and transaction proofs. Facts, not opinions.
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Tact Smart Contracts
Vaults are written in Tact — TON's strongly-typed contract language. Each vault is isolated, open-source, and independently verifiable.
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TON Infrastructure
Built on TON blockchain — sub-second finality, near-zero fees, and five million+ active wallets via Telegram's native integration.
FAQ

Common Questions

Garantor DAO is the decentralized governing body that owns and manages the Escrow Factory protocol on the TON blockchain. It oversees factory parameters, fee structures, and dispute resolution logic — ensuring the protocol operates transparently and without centralized control.

A trade initiator creates a new escrow vault through the factory, defining terms and conditions. Both parties deposit funds into the non-custodial vault. When predefined conditions are met the smart contract autonomously releases funds to the correct party.

Yes. Escrow vaults are non-custodial — funds are held by the smart contract, not by any individual or organization. Assets are only released when cryptographically verified conditions are met.

Dispute resolution logic is governed by the Garantor DAO. If conditions are not met or a disagreement arises, the DAO arbitration mechanism determines the outcome based on predefined rules and on-chain evidence.

Garantor works with all major TON wallets including Tonkeeper, TON Hub, MyTonWallet, and Telegram Wallet. Simply connect your wallet to begin creating or participating in escrow trades.

A new listing type for physical goods and commodity trades. Instead of the buyer manually confirming receipt, settlement is triggered by a cryptographically signed delivery report — verified on-chain before any funds move. Reports open a short objection window rather than settling instantly, so either party can still contest an incorrect report, or the buyer can confirm receipt and release funds early if satisfied.

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