Adana · Escrow payment
Escrow payment (escrow pay) for safer online deals
Escrow pay means the buyer’s money is held by a neutral party until the goods or service are confirmed. Adana is escrow payment built for Nigerian and African commerce — marketplace deals, logistics, freelancers, and high-value purchases.
What is escrow payment?
An escrow payment (often searched as “escrow pay”) is a secure way to pay online when you do not fully trust the other side yet. The buyer funds the deal first. Money stays locked. Delivery or work happens next. Only then is the seller paid.
That is different from a normal bank transfer, where money leaves immediately and is hard to recover if the deal fails.
Why choose Adana for escrow pay
Adana holds the escrow payment against a clear invoice, matches your bank transfer using the payment reference, and can require delivery confirmation (such as OTP) before release. Buyers get protection; sellers get proof that funds are real before they ship.
Use Adana escrow payment for Facebook Marketplace and Instagram deals, electronics, vehicles, freelance work, and logistics-backed orders across Nigeria and Africa.
How an Adana escrow payment works
1) Seller creates an invoice. 2) Buyer completes escrow pay into the held account with the correct narration. 3) Funds show as held. 4) Delivery is verified. 5) Payment releases to the seller. If there is a dispute, funds can stay locked while both sides respond.