Quote from: KaydenC on October 01, 2017, 06:44:22 AM

I'm offering escrow services using an Ethereum Dapp, called EscrowMyEther: http://escrowmyether.com/

ANN thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2221107.0

How it works

The buyer initiates an escrow transaction, specifying a seller and escrow agent. The smart contract locks the buyer's funds. Once the buyer receives the item, he can release funds to the seller.

In case of dispute, escrow agent can step in to refund the buyer, or release funds to seller. Seller can also refund the buyer at any time. When the transaction is complete, the seller or buyer (if refunded) can withdraw their funds. Escrow agent can withdraw their escrow fees.

The Dapp dashboard allows the buyer/seller/escrow to view and interact with their escrow transaction history. The Dapp's code is open source and runs from the blockchain. Here's the code: https://etherscan.io/address/0x1c02ce498dc6d0d6ef05a253e021258b07eeba91

Some screenshots

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24837709/31051637-a88aaf66-a69f-11e7-863a-8cfe511f79fc.jpg
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24837709/31051660-dcd812da-a6a0-11e7-90ac-59cfe0ab465d.jpg

Why it's secure

The smart contract locks the buyer's funds. The Escrow agent never touches the funds, he only has the ability to refund the buyer, or release funds to seller. Even in the rare scenario the escrow agent is compromised, the hacker can only refund/release funds, but cannot steal funds.

Try it out

If you offer escrow services too, you might want to check it out. The dashboard allows all escrowed transactions and their statuses to be easily viewed. Additionally, your intervention is only required when there's a dispute. For a normal transaction, the buyer releases funds himself and no action is required on your part, saving time and transaction costs.

Video guide: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLN7fp80Uh8Iwy0tI2jTU0A

nice info,
and they also have :
open source and bug bounty program For Developers
....mean it's quite safe and trusted

they just don't disclose managements behind it, in their website. ifaik
but I think it's ok, this service open source anyway