Escrow Agreement

The legal structure governing how Propzora securely holds and releases funds in every real estate transaction.

Last updated: 2026 Governed by Nigerian Law Bank-grade Escrow

Secure by design, protected by law.

1

Buyer Deposits

Funds locked in escrow

2

Documents Verified

Property & identity checks

3

Conditions Met

All parties confirm

4

Buyer Confirms

Release approval

5

Funds Released

Instant & automatic

1

Parties Involved

The Buyer deposits funds, the Seller provides the property asset, an Agent may optionally facilitate, and Propzora acts as the neutral, licensed escrow holder throughout.

Four-party structure
2

Escrow Process

Funds are deposited and held securely, conditions are independently verified, the buyer confirms satisfaction, and only then are funds automatically released to all parties.

Milestone-based flow
3

Funds Holding

All payments are locked in a segregated, bank-grade escrow account and remain inaccessible to any party until every agreed transaction condition is fully and verifiably satisfied.

Fully segregated
4

Conditions for Release

Funds are released only after written confirmation from all required parties, completion of document verification, and confirmation that no active disputes exist on the transaction.

Multi-party sign-off
5

Dispute Handling

In the event of a dispute, funds are immediately frozen and held in full until the matter is resolved through Propzora's structured verification or formal arbitration process.

Protected mediation
6

Fraud & Misrepresentation

Any act of fraud, false listing, or deliberate misrepresentation results in immediate account suspension, fund freezing, and escalation to Nigerian law enforcement agencies.

Zero tolerance
7

Liability

Propzora is a neutral licensed escrow platform and is not liable for user-originated disputes or third-party payment failures occurring outside our platform infrastructure.

CBN & SEC compliant
8

Governing Law

This Escrow Agreement is governed exclusively by the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. All disputes shall be subject to the jurisdiction of Nigerian courts and relevant regulatory bodies.

Federal Republic of Nigeria

Last updated: 2026 — Propzora Legal Team

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