Smart-contract escrow for USDT - open testing phase

[CryptoNewbie2026]

We're opening our escrow platform for public testing. It's a smart-contract escrow for USDT trades — funds are locked in a per-order on-chain contract, neither party can move them, and disputes go to arbitration. 2% fee per order. If you do P2P trades and want to try it out, feedback is welcome.

Channel: https://t.me/BL9952277
Bot: https://t.me/BL99577_bot

[julerz12]

Hmm..I think there are already a few fully open-source P2P platforms that can be utilized by any user, like Trustless Work ^{(albeit it's mostly meant for builders, startups, and enterprises)}
Bisq, too, is open-source and allows P2P trades. Although I'm not sure if USDT is possible on that platform, I've only known them for BTC P2P Trades.
While I would love to test your escrow platform, it's kinda hard to trust it since it's on a Telegram bot and you haven't really shared the smart contract address, either. Would you mind sharing that here so we can have a look at it?

[CryptoNewbie2026]

Fair question — and thanks for mentioning Trustless Work and Bisq, they're legit options. Bisq is BTC-focused and Trustless Work is more builder-oriented; we're going after USDT P2P inside Telegram, where most OTC deals actually happen, with a human arbitration backstop.

On trust: you're right to ask. The contracts are deployed and source-verified on the explorers (green check), and the full repo including tests is open source (MIT): https://github.com/BL-platform888/bl-escrow-contracts

BSC factory: https://bscscan.com/address/0xabe9fd500ba7e3e355fa8d247dcaa58facdd7816
BSC implementation: https://bscscan.com/address/0x5c93f8066d7ecc689cec1c383fa544a3a695f206
X Layer factory: https://www.oklink.com/xlayer/address/0x059fe6bf3dff2a1fbbbd603923b8b1ded7c267b8
X Layer implementation: https://www.oklink.com/xlayer/address/0x27fbd2515bacad0ce6a5b5f3b18565906e034818

Design in a nutshell: USDT locks in a per-order EIP-1167 clone and only releases on buyer confirmation or multisig arbitration. No admin withdraw backdoor, contracts are non-upgradeable, and the arbiter (2-of-3 multisig) can only split funds between buyer and seller in a dispute — there is no function that lets anyone withdraw to themselves. The Telegram bot is just the interface; it never custodies funds.

Happy to walk anyone through a small test trade, or answer technical questions here.