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Decentralized Escrow Platform

Definition

A decentralized escrow platform holds digital assets securely during a transaction until specified conditions are met, without relying on a central authority. This platform uses smart contracts to automate the release of funds, ensuring impartial execution based on predefined agreements. It removes the need for trusted third parties, reducing counterparty risk and transaction costs. The system provides a transparent and auditable record of the escrow process on a blockchain.