Overview

While DealDefenders deals with a variety of escrow transactions, there are two basic escrow types:

Direct Two Party Transactions
These are direct transactions between two parties (Seller-Buyer)

Multi-Party Transactions
These are transactions that involve three or more parties (Seller-Broker-Buyer, Seller-Wholesaler-Buyer, etc.). In some Multi-Party Transactions, all of the parties know each other party. In other Multi-Party Transactions, only the broker or wholesaler knows the identities of the Buyer and Seller.

Direct Two Party Transactions

 Buyer and Seller agree on terms and conditions of the transaction

 They agree to the DealDefenders escrow terms and conditions

 The Buyer funds the transaction using funds held by DealDefenders or by transmitting funds to DealDefenders

 The Buyer confirms receipt of the services

 When the services are accepted, DealDefenders releases the funds to the Seller


Full Disclosure Multi-Party Transactions

 Buyer, Broker/Wholesaler and Seller agree on terms and conditions of the transaction

 They agree to the DealDefenders escrow terms and conditions

 The Buyer funds the transaction using funds held by DealDefenders or by transmitting funds to DealDefenders

 The Buyer confirms the services

 When the services are accepted, DealDefenders releases the funds to the Seller and Broker/Wholesaler as agreed



Back to Back Multi-Party Transactions (Circumvention Protection)

 Buyer and Broker/Wholesaler agree on terms and conditions of a sell transaction

 Seller and Broker/Wholesaler agree on terms and conditions of a buy transaction

 Two separate escrows are created under the DealDefenders escrow terms and conditions

 The Buyer funds the transaction using funds held by DealDefenders or by transmitting funds to DealDefenders

 The Buyer confirms receipt of the services

 When the services are accepted, DealDefenders releases the funds as agreed

 Broker/Wholesaler is protected from circumvention