Funds held in escrow. Released on proof, not on promises.
Dronotix locks buyer funds in a smart-contract wallet, issues a one-time contract code to verify the deal, and only releases payment once the buyer confirms the job is done. No banks. No chargebacks. No "trust me."
Fund wallet
Buyer deposits crypto into escrow
Create contract
Terms and code are generated
Vendor confirms code
Seller accepts and begins work
Job delivered
Buyer reviews the outcome
Funds released
Vendor is paid in full
A neutral third wallet between buyer and vendor
Most crypto deals fail on trust, not price. One side has to send first. Dronotix removes that risk by holding the funds itself until both sides agree the deal is done.
Locked wallet custody
Buyer funds sit in a dedicated escrow wallet the moment a contract is created untouched until release conditions are met.
Contract code matching
Every deal gets a unique contract code. The vendor must confirm that exact code before work officially begins.
Buyer-controlled release
Only the buyer releases funds and only after confirming the product or service met the agreed terms.
Five steps. Two sides. One contract code.
Here's what happens between the moment a buyer opens a contract and the moment a vendor gets paid.
Create the contract agreement
The buyer defines what's being purchased, the price, and the delivery terms both parties are agreeing to.
Fund the escrow wallet
The buyer deposits the agreed crypto amount into Dronotix's escrow wallet. The vendor is never paid directly Dronotix holds it.
Generate & send the contract code
A unique contract code is generated and sent to the vendor as proof the contract is funded and active.
Confirm the code & deliver
The vendor enters the contract code to confirm the job, then completes the work or ships the product.
Release the funds
Once satisfied, the buyer releases escrowed funds to the vendor's wallet. The contract closes.
Built for deals that need a neutral third party
From freelance work to physical goods, Dronotix adapts the same five-step contract flow to different types of trade.
Freelance & digital services
Design, dev, writing, and consulting work paid only when the deliverable is confirmed.
Physical goods escrow
Hardware, electronics, and shipped products held in escrow until delivery is confirmed received.
P2P crypto-for-goods trade
High-value private trades between individuals who've never dealt with each other before.
Domain & digital asset transfer
Domains, wallets, and digital accounts escrowed until ownership transfer is verified.
Vendor & supplier contracts
Recurring vendor relationships with milestone-based fund releases.
Dispute mediation
If buyer and vendor disagree, Dronotix reviews evidence from both sides before funds move.
Stop sending first. Start escrowing.
Create your first contract in minutes. Your funds stay locked until you confirm the job is done not a second sooner.