Paybrok

Protected Service Payments

Paybrok can be used to pay for services with escrow protection and milestone-based releases.

Example: Architecture Service for 100 USDC

A client wants to hire an architect for a 100 USDC project. Instead of sending the full amount upfront, the client creates a protected service payment.

Example milestones:

• 30 USDC for initial concept or sketch.
• 40 USDC for reviewed draft.
• 30 USDC for final delivery.

Roles

• Client: the person paying for the service.
• Service provider: the professional delivering the work, such as an architect, designer, contractor, consultant, or technician.
• Paybrok: the platform that structures the order and escrow workflow.

Flow

1. The client enters “Pay for a service”.
2. The client chooses a category such as Architecture.
3. The client defines amount, asset, title, details, and milestones.
4. A provider accepts or is matched according to availability.
5. Funds are locked in escrow.
6. The provider delivers each milestone.
7. The client releases the corresponding payment when satisfied.
8. If the work is not delivered, the client may open a dispute with evidence.

What Makes a Good Service Agreement

A service order should clearly define:

• What must be delivered.
• Format of delivery.
• Timeline.
• Number of revisions.
• Payment milestones.
• What counts as a valid delivery.
• How communication and evidence will be documented.

What Paybrok Does Not Do

Paybrok does not replace a formal legal contract for complex projects. For high-value work, users should also have a written agreement outside the app.