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Digital files are trivially copied, which makes selling them to strangers uncomfortable: once the buyer has the files, your leverage is gone. Escrow reverses the order. The buyer's payment is collected and held first, and released once they confirm they received what you described. List your work below.

State the licence plainly

Decide whether you are selling single-use, multi-use or full rights, and write it into the listing. Buyers pay more for broader rights, and ambiguity leads to disputes and to your work being used in ways you did not intend. This is the single most important line in any design listing.

Be explicit about assets you cannot transfer

Licensed fonts and stock photography usually cannot be passed on. Say so up front and note what the buyer will need to license themselves. Buyers who are told this in advance still buy; buyers who discover it at handover open disputes.

Package it so it is usable

Include editable source, a clear file structure and short setup notes. Templates that a buyer can open and understand immediately attract better prices and far fewer questions than a bare archive of files with no explanation.

Common questions

State the licence terms clearly in the listing. Escrow protects payment, not copyright, so the licence is what defines what the buyer may do with it.
Single-use commands a lower price but preserves scarcity; broader rights command more. Many sellers offer both tiers at different prices.
The buyer funds escrow before you transfer anything. Once they confirm they received the files as described, the funds are released to you.
Editable source files, transferable assets, documentation and a clear statement of what is excluded. Completeness is what prevents disputes.
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.