ARXHOLD is escrow for high-stakes peer-to-peer transactions. Funds wait in a vault. A verified agent meets the seller, inspects the item, and signs off. Then — and only then — money moves.
No more wire-transfer trust falls. No more "send the money first" arguments. ARXHOLD walks both sides through a documented sequence, so the awkward parts of trading with strangers become routine.
Either party drafts the terms — item, price, condition, return window. The other side reviews and counter-signs. Nothing moves until both agree.
Card, bank, or wire. Money lands in a segregated trust account at our partner bank. The seller can see the funds are real, but cannot touch them yet.
A vetted local inspector meets the seller, photographs the item, and confirms it matches the listing. Or the buyer self-inspects on delivery. Both are documented.
On approval, money lands in the seller's account, typically same-day. Disputes trigger a 3rd-party arbiter. Either way, the whole audit trail is downloadable.
For deals over $1,000, you can opt to have a verified ARXHOLD Agent physically inspect the item before funds release. They show up where the seller is, photograph the goods against the listing, run a serial-number check where relevant, and sign off — or flag.
400+ agents in 38 cities. Background-checked, insured, paid hourly — not commission. Their loyalty is to the truth of the inspection, not the size of the sale.
Each step in a transaction is hashed and logged — fund, ship, inspect, release, dispute. Export the full audit trail as a signed PDF at any time. The kind of paper trail that ends arguments.
A trained ARXHOLD arbiter reviews the audit trail, photos, and both parties' evidence. Decisions in 72 hours. No automated kangaroo court, no chargeback roulette.
2.9% platform fee. $40 if you opt for an agent inspection. That's the entire pricing model. No subscription, no minimums, no surprise add-ons.
Both parties verify identity before a deal opens. Funds sit in a segregated trust account at a FDIC-insured partner bank, never on our balance sheet.
Route a percentage to a third party automatically — useful for consignment sales, broker fees, or escrowed deposits on rentals.
Maya found Theo's Leica listed in a private collectors' forum. He's in Amsterdam, she's in Brooklyn. Neither would normally ship a vintage Leica before payment, and neither would normally wire $3,200 to a stranger. With ARXHOLD, Maya funded the escrow, an Amsterdam agent inspected the body, the shutter count was confirmed at 4,212 — and on approval, Theo got paid the next morning.
— a real example, names changed.
Pay only when you transact. Fees are visible up front, included in the receipt, and applied to the buyer's funding total by default — though either party can absorb them.
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Open the app, draft a deal, share the link. The other side joins in 30 seconds. From a $300 vinyl pickup to a $48,000 Defender, you're covered.
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