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How does the escrow account payment system work?

All payments are escrow payments. Escrow is a legal term where money is deposited with a neutral third party (121Translation) to be delivered upon fulfilment of certain conditions (the project). Some translators may insist on escrow payment before they start work, this can be done from your account. The funds are not released until the work is complete.

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