Crypto Escrow & Secure USDT Transactions

Secured.fyi is an independent resource covering cryptocurrency escrow services, multisig wallet security, and safe peer-to-peer transactions. We research how escrow works, what makes a service trustworthy, and where people get scammed.

New to crypto escrow?

If you're about to use an escrow service for the first time — or trying to decide whether a particular service is legitimate — start with our pillar guide. It covers how crypto escrow works, the difference between custodial and non-custodial models, and the red flags that signal a scam.

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Featured Guides
Pillar Guide

What Is Crypto Escrow?

How escrow crypto works, custodial vs. non-custodial models, USDT on TRON, use cases, and red flags. The complete foundation.

Service Evaluation

How to Choose a Crypto Escrow Service

Must-have features, arbitration models, fee structures, on-chain transparency, and a pre-deposit checklist.

Safety

Crypto Escrow Red Flags

Fake escrow middlemen, screenshot fraud, pressure tactics, and how to verify a service before trusting it.

All Guides
USDT

USDT Escrow for Safe Online Deals

Why stablecoin escrow is practical, TRON-based flow, fees, and deal examples.

Telegram

Telegram Crypto Escrow for P2P Deals

Risks of chat-based deals, common scam patterns, and what proof matters in disputes.

Technical

Multisig Crypto Escrow Explained

The 2-of-3 model, key distribution, cooperative release vs. dispute flow.

Comparison

Custodial vs Non-Custodial Escrow

Who controls the funds, what the risks are, and which model is safer for P2P deals.

Fees

Crypto Escrow Fees Explained

Flat vs percentage, who pays, hidden costs, and what fee structures signal about quality.

Use Cases

Common Use Cases for Crypto Escrow

Freelance, digital goods, OTC trades, advertising, and milestone-based payments.

Disputes

How Dispute Resolution Works

Evidence requirements, arbitration timeline, on-chain execution, and pre-deposit terms.

Technical

Smart Contract vs Multisig Escrow

Code-driven vs key-driven escrow: flexibility, disputes, and which fits your deal.