EscrowGo

Peer-to-peer trading between strangers has the same problem as game account trading — someone has to go first, and that's exactly where scams happen. EscrowGo was built to remove that risk from any physical goods trade, not just a single niche.

A seller creates a deal with product details, photos, both parties' locations, an estimated delivery window, and a delivery method — either an EscrowGo courier or self-delivery. A shareable payment link is generated for the buyer.

Once the buyer pays through Nomba, the deal moves to a funds-held state — the money is locked in escrow rather than sent straight to the seller. Delivery then happens either through an assigned courier (accept, pick up, deliver) or the seller directly.

The moment delivery is marked complete, the buyer receives a one-time QR code. The seller or courier scans that code from their own dashboard to prove delivery actually happened, and only then is escrow released to the seller. A cron-protected sweep also auto-refunds the buyer if the delivery date passes with no confirmation, so no one is left stuck either way.