The phrase "as escrow" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to an escrow arrangement, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The funds will be held as escrow until the conditions of the agreement are met."
Alternatives: "in escrow" or "held in escrow".
"Because of the virtual location of online drug markets, in addition to the presence of conflict-reducing features such as Escrow and bitcoin, violence and theft are likely to be reduced.
Researchers argued that Silk Road and its successors, known as cryptomarkets or darknet markets, became successful after bringing together four technologies: the bitcoin virtual currency and encrypted internet protocols such as Tor, which allowed anonymity, as well as Escrow and customer feedback systems, which gave buyers and sellers confidence in their transactions.
Moreover, smart contracts can be used as escrow (Buntinx 2016) to ensure transacting parties comply with contracts, reducing defaults by buyers or poor service by providers.
Whereas PayPal was primarily a peer-to-peer (P2P) online payments platform based on email and linked to credit cards, Alipay was connected to bank accounts and incorporated features tailored to the Chinese market, such as escrow services.
When you and the seller have a contract that you both accept, you go into a process known as escrow.
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(That fee includes a cut for Deloitte, which is acting as a neutral monitoring party, and JPMorgan Chase, which is acting as an escrow agent).
Mr. Sladkus says such agreements, typically known as "maintenance escrow agreements," are common in co-ops.
Sedo.com, which acted as an escrow (trusted independent third party) for the deal, confirmed the price.
In addition to preparing the contract, which itself typically requires discussion and negotiation with the buyer's lawyer, Mr. Saft said, the seller's lawyer takes responsibility, as an escrow agent, for any deposit paid by the buyer.
Proposals for such systems, known as "key escrow" because a key that unlocks encrypted messages would be stored and made available to law enforcement, were the subject of bitter debate in the mid-1990's.
