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The problem with selling files to strangers is that delivery is irreversible. Once the buyer has the download, a reversed payment leaves you with nothing. Escrow fixes the order of events: the payment is collected and held before you deliver, and released once the buyer confirms receipt. List your products below.

Decide the licence before you list

State whether the buyer gets personal use, commercial use or resell rights, and price each accordingly. This single line does more to prevent disputes than anything else you write, and buyers routinely pay more for terms that are stated clearly rather than left vague.

Deliver something complete

Include every file you promised, in the formats you advertised, with a short note on how to use them. Most disputes in this category come from missing fonts, missing source files or formats the buyer cannot open — all avoidable before listing.

Only sell what you have rights to

Reselling material you hold a single-use licence to is the most common failure in this market, and it is the seller who carries the consequence. If you are passing on resell-rights content, be able to show where those rights originate.

Common questions

Deliver only after the escrow is funded. The payment is collected first and released on confirmation, so delivery is never ahead of payment.
Whichever matches your intent, stated explicitly. Personal use, commercial use and resell rights are different products at different prices, and vagueness costs you money.
Only if the rights you acquired permit onward sale. Confirm your own licence before listing, because the liability sits with you.
Incomplete delivery: missing source files, missing fonts or unusable formats. A complete package with a short setup note prevents nearly all of them.
The buyer pays into escrow before you transfer anything, and the money is released to your wallet when they confirm receipt. You are never handing over an account on the promise of a payment, and the funds held for your deal are not something the buyer can pull back through their bank.
The funds stay in escrow while a moderator reviews the deal chat, the listing and any evidence either side uploads, then decides the outcome. An accurate listing and a handover done inside the deal chat are what protect you, because they are the record the moderator reads.