Friday, 27 October 2017

Our biggest announcement in 18 years...

Introducing the new
Escrow.com Platform API
Escrow.com, the world's largest online escrow provider and a 100% owned subsidiary of Freelancer Limited, today announced that the Escrow.com Platform API is now available in public beta!
Learn More About Escrow API →
Escrow.com Press Release
Escrow.com's ​biggest ​announcement ​in ​18 years–public ​beta ​of ​Escrow ​API ​opens
SAN ​FRANCISCO: ​24 ​October 2017- Escrow.com, ​the ​world's ​largest ​online ​escrow ​provider, today ​announced ​that ​the ​Escrow.com ​Platform ​API ​is ​now ​available ​in ​public ​beta.

Escrow.com ​is ​the ​world's ​most ​secure ​payments ​method ​from ​a ​counterparty ​risk ​perspective safeguarding both ​buyer ​and ​seller, ​all ​funds ​transacted ​using ​escrow ​are ​kept ​in ​trust.

This ​means ​that ​there ​are ​no ​chargebacks, ​ever

With ​the ​release ​of ​the ​API ​as ​of ​today ​websites, ​marketplaces, ​classifieds ​sites, ​shopping ​carts, and ​mobile ​apps ​can ​enjoy ​the ​same ​protection ​of ​Escrow.combuilt ​directly ​in.

Using ​escrow, ​buyers ​get ​to ​inspect ​the ​goods ​or ​services ​before ​accepting ​them, ​protecting ​the buyer. ​Likewise, ​sellers ​are ​protected ​from ​counterparty ​risk ​by ​no ​chargebacks, ​ever.

With ​no ​minimum ​fee ​and ​priced ​as ​low ​as ​0.89%, ​the ​Escrow.com ​Platform ​API ​is ​cheaper ​than credit ​cards ​and ​many ​other ​online ​payment ​methods.

Incorporated ​in ​1999 ​by ​Fidelity ​National ​Financial, ​over ​US$3 ​billion ​in ​transactions ​have ​been protected. ​Escrow.comis ​used ​globally ​to ​safely ​buy ​and ​sell ​products ​and ​services ​from ​$100 to ​$10 ​million ​or ​more, ​whether ​it ​be ​cars, ​boats, ​airplanes, ​aircraft ​engines, ​fine ​art, ​jewelry, gemstones, ​antiques, ​computer ​equipment, ​software, ​musical ​instruments, ​construction ​and heavy ​equipment ​and ​more. ​Likewise ​it ​is ​used ​to ​protect ​service ​providers, ​legal ​service contracts, ​exchange ​of ​intellectual ​property ​and ​other ​business ​assets.

Escrow.com ​is ​the ​dominant ​payment ​method ​for ​the ​buying ​& ​selling ​of ​domain ​names, ​with transactions ​including ​ uber.com, ​snapchat.com, ​spacex.com, ​twitter.com, ​instagram.com, freelancer.com, ​gmail.com, ​slack.com, ​wechat.com, ​chrome.com ​and ​wordpress.com.

Built ​by ​developers, ​for ​developers, ​any ​business ​can ​integrate ​the ​safety ​and ​security ​of ​escrow payments ​to ​their ​platform ​as ​simple ​as ​common ​payment ​methods ​such ​as ​Stripe ​or ​Paypal.

Matt ​Barrie, ​Chief ​Executive ​of ​Escrow.com, ​said ​"Escrow.com ​has ​spent ​the ​last ​18 ​years ​as the ​world's ​#1 ​safe ​and ​secure ​option ​for ​people ​looking ​to ​buy ​or ​sell ​anything ​online. ​Now ​that same ​power ​is ​available ​in ​an ​easy ​to ​use ​API ​that ​can ​be ​simply ​integrated ​into ​any ​business, app ​or ​service. ​We're ​excited ​to ​see ​what ​you ​come ​up ​with!"

Escrow.com ​is ​the ​winner ​of ​the ​2017 ​BBB ​Torch ​Award ​for ​Ethics ​for ​Silicon ​Valley, ​San Francisco ​and ​the ​Bay ​Area, ​an ​award ​presented ​to ​a ​business ​that ​goes ​above ​and ​beyond ​in their ​business ​dealings ​with ​customers, ​other ​businesses ​and ​the ​community.

For ​more ​information ​about ​the ​Escrow.com ​Platform ​API ​including ​reference ​documentation, please ​go ​to https://www.escrow.com/api.
© 2017 Freelancer Technology Pty Limited. All Rights Reserved.
Level 20, 680 George Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia
Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions | Unsubscribe | Get Support
Facebook  Twitter  Google+  Instagram  Download our mobile app
Share this post
  • Share to Facebook
  • Share to Twitter
  • Share to Google+
  • Share to Stumble Upon
  • Share to Evernote
  • Share to Blogger
  • Share to Email
  • Share to Yahoo Messenger
  • More...

0 comments

:) :-) :)) =)) :( :-( :(( :d :-d @-) :p :o :>) (o) [-( :-? (p) :-s (m) 8-) :-t :-b b-( :-# =p~ :-$ (b) (f) x-) (k) (h) (c) cheer

 
© test1
Designed by BlogThietKe Cooperated with Duy Pham
Released under Creative Commons 3.0 CC BY-NC 3.0
Posts RSSComments RSS
Back to top