Bitcoin Escrow

Bit2factor.com/bitscrow/ replaces the original bitscrow.org website which is no longer online. Bit2factor/bitscrow/.com uses the same open source code as it predecessor and is available on Github.

Bit2factor.com/bitscrow/ allows users to perform the client side actions using the Bitcoin Escrow standard:


An implementation of the Bitcoin Escrow proposal.

To Generate Two Factor Encrypted Bitcoin Addresses please visit this link..


Escrow Agent

Starting an escrow transaction is easy; click the "Generate Escrow Invitations" button.

Once the two codes are generated, give one to the Payee and one to the Payer.

Do not give either party both of the escrow invitation codes unless you are resolving a dispute/forcing the release of coins.
Payee (Generate Payment Invitation)

Enter your escrow invitiation code below.

Send the resulting address and payment invitiation code to the Payer.

Do not send the Payer your escrow invitiation code until the transaction is complete and the coins are ready to be released.
Optional: send the Address & Payment Confirmation code to your escrow agent for verification.
Escrow (Verify Payment Confirmation) —optional—

Enter your escrow invitiations and the payment confirmation code below.

Payer (Verify Escrow & Payment Invitations)

Enter your escrow invitiation and payment invitation codes below.

If the address and payment invitiation code you were given matches your escrow invitiation code, you can send the coins to the address.

Do not send coins to an address that does not belong to your escrow transaction!
Collect Bitcoins

Enter both escrow invitiation codes and the payment invitation code below to receive the private key in the Wallet Import Format.

The test suite does take some time to complete so please be patient.



This website code and its source is fully open source, view the source code of this project