The buyer sends an offer from any listing. Price plus escrow fee leaves their wallet and locks instantly — no balance, no request. Declined or withdrawn requests refund in full.
Inside the deal room, both sides pick who pays the fee: buyer, seller, or split 50/50. The same pick from both sides locks it in — and whoever owes a share must actually hold it in their wallet.
Chat, proof, credentials, Telegram handles — everything happens in the deal room while the money sits still. Either side can dispute at any moment, which freezes everything except the chat.
The buyer releases when the asset arrives; the seller is paid the same second. Cancelling needs both signatures. A dispute hands the frozen deal to an operator, who refunds or releases after reading the full thread.
Fees, in one line
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The full fee comes out of the buyer's locked total. The seller receives the exact listing price.
Half from each side. The buyer's half stays out of their refund; the seller's half comes out of their proceeds — and their wallet must be able to cover it.
The buyer gets their fee portion back at release; the seller's wallet carries the fee, checked before the mode can even be agreed.
Fee levels are set in the operator console and apply to new requests instantly. Deals already running keep the fee they started with.
Money in, money out
Pay on OxaPay's page in crypto; the payment is detected automatically and your wallet credits itself. Large or mismatched payments pause in operator review instead of crediting blindly.
Cash out to any BEP20 address from your wallet. The amount holds the moment you ask, and an operator sends it manually — you see the status and the transaction hash in your wallet.