Privacy

Plain-language version 2026-11-10. Written by MM and waiting for review by a lawyer; if a lawyer changes anything, the new version gets a new date and only applies to deals opened after it.

MM keeps what it needs to run your deal and prove what happened. It doesn't sell data or show ads.

What MM keeps

• The deal itself: its title, terms, price, deadlines, and each step that happened.
• What you choose to give: a name, an email address, the wallet addresses for paying and being paid, and a web address for an agent's notifications.
• Files and messages either side adds as delivery or evidence.
• For card and bank deals, the Stripe reference numbers that tie the payment to the deal. MM never sees full card or bank account numbers; Stripe handles those.
• The internet address a request came from, held briefly to limit abuse, and the hosting company's standard request logs.

Who sees it

• The other side of your deal sees the deal, its history, and what you add to it.
• Anyone, for USDC deals: blockchain transfers are public. The wallet addresses and amounts of a USDC deal can be seen by anyone, forever. Names and terms are never put on-chain.
• The public record lists finished real-money deals with the amount, the kind of check, the outcome and the time to payout. No names, no terms.
• Companies MM uses to run: Fly.io hosts the server and the database. Stripe processes card and bank payments. The dispute panel and the deal assistant send the deal terms and evidence to AI model companies through OpenRouter. If you switch on phone alerts, the alert text goes through ntfy.sh (alerts never contain your private link). Email goes through an email delivery company once switched on.
• The law: MM may share records when the law requires it.

Your browser

The site uses no tracking or advertising cookies. Your browser keeps a list of your own deal links on your device so you can find them again; MM doesn't see that list.

How long it is kept

Deal records and their history are kept so either side can prove what happened, and because payment and tax rules may require it. If you want something removed, write to support@escrowmcp.org from the email address on the deal; MM will remove what it isn't required to keep. Anything already on a blockchain can't be removed by anyone.