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Version 1.1.19 is live at zen.land Quick update for anyone who has used or followed Zenland: the project is active, the protocol is running on Ethereum mainnet, and we keep shipping updates. What Zenland does Zenland is a non-custodial escrow for USDC and USDT deals. The buyer locks funds in a...

If both parties want to settle a dispute themselves, Zenland supports mutual splits - propose a 60/40, 70/30, or any ratio, and the other party approves on-chain → https://docs.zen.land/user-guides/resolving-disputes

Welcome @RedRoseBlackLace!

⏸️ When a dispute is opened, normal settlement is paused - neither party can move funds until the agent reviews the evidence and decides the split → https://docs.zen.land/user-guides/resolving-disputes

RIP @BassTrackerBoats

⚖️ Agents Table Never send crypto first. Protect your deals by creating a secure escrow contract and appointing trusted BHW members as dispute agents to ensure a fair outcome. #AgentBHW Member SinceMax Escrow ValueAssign FeeDispute FeeTotal EscrowsDispute Count 2@RichMedusa2022$2006%1%10...

We're actually seeing an upward trend. Zero link building on our site - just clean on-page optimization. Let's see if it holds.

Zenland offers two escrow types: Standard (with an agent for dispute resolution) and Locked (pure 2-of-2 where both parties must agree on every outcome) → https://docs.zen.land/escrow-types/standard-escrow

Zenland is DAO-governed - the community votes on fees, supported tokens, dispute parameters, and treasury spending, not a company behind closed doors → https://docs.zen.land/governance/zenland-dao

Does the seller prefer fiat or crypto payment for the domain?

Yes, that’s correct - agents on Zenland can set their own fee percentage. We designed it this way to incentivize experienced agents to join the platform and actively participate, since not every contract results in a dispute. This creates a competitive marketplace where agents are motivated to...

ZIP-002: Integrity & Speed Protocol Upgrade The Zenland DAO is moving to a vote on two critical updates to the protocol. We are prioritizing platform reputation and user liquidity. Below are the key points of ZIP-002: 1. Accountability for @CodiBot: Following a verified dispute (ericok vs...

Fair question. Short answer: this didn’t happen through our escrow. The deal was done privately (Telegram + direct payment), so our system was never involved - no contract was created, no funds were locked, and no mediation was possible on our side. On our platform, CodiBot only handled 2...

It is honestly shocking to see someone throw away a 2007 account for a $3,200 exit scam. For the sake of transparency, @CodiBot was a registered agent on our escrow protocol. We have a zero-tolerance policy for this kind of behavior, regardless of whether it happened on-chain or off-platform...

On Zenland, the buyer pays the 1% protocol fee at escrow creation, and the seller receives 100% of the escrow amount on release → https://docs.zen.land/fees/fee-structure