Make every online deal feel more secure.
Create a deal, simulate holding the payment, track delivery, and release it when the buyer confirms. All in one place.
Recent transactions
A transparent view of each simulated payment and its status.
How your protection works
Recent activity
Protected transactions
Simulate a buyer–seller transaction from deal creation to payout.
Deal timeline
Only applicable actions appear for your selected demo role.
Create a new sample deal
Use aliases only. Don't enter actual personal or bank information.
Seller settlement ledger
A transparent overview of pending, available, and paid-out demo balances.
Payment remains unavailable while delivery or dispute is unresolved.
Net seller amount after buyer approval, before any payout.
Only an illustrative payout state. Nothing is transferred.
Transaction ledger
Illustrative platform fee: 2% of a successfully released deal. Not a live pricing offer.
| Transaction | Gross | Fee | Seller net | State | Action |
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How Kasundo works
An escrow-style workflow designed for accountable marketplace transactions.
Create and accept a deal
Both parties review the item, amount, delivery method, and terms before money is requested.
Verified payment event
Only a real signed event from the licensed payment partner can confirm that funds were collected.
Track fulfillment
Seller uploads a tracking number, proof of dispatch, and relevant delivery evidence.
Buyer reviews
Buyer confirms the correct item was received or flags a problem within the stated protection window.
Dispute resolution
A neutral reviewer collects supporting evidence, records findings, and determines authorized next steps.
Provider processes payout
After an authorized release, a licensed payment partner processes the seller payout.
Before accepting live payments, confirm BSP licensing/registration implications, a supported custody or escrow-like provider arrangement, KYC/AML responsibilities, dispute rules, refunds, chargebacks, fund reconciliation, audit logs, and security reviews. A Cloudflare database must never be treated as proof that money exists.