Deals and payment
The middleman service
When offered: an agent supervises the deal, checks the asset and helps both sides with the hand-over.
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Some deals — especially accounts — are easier with a neutral person in the middle. When the marketplace offers it, you can choose our middleman service as the payment method.
Middleman fee right now: not offered. It is paid by the buyer.
How it works
- In the payment step, one side proposes the middleman service and the other agrees.
- The service fee is paid, and an agent from our team joins the Deal Room.
- The agent supervises the payment and can confirm it arrived.
- The agent checks the asset and guides the transfer, step by step, following the checklist — for example changing the email, phone and two-step log-in of an account.
- When everything is handed over and checked, the deal is completed.
When it is worth it
- High-value accounts where the order of steps matters.
- Buyers or sellers doing their first deal.
- Transfers that need technical help.
What the agent does not do
The agent does not give investment or legal advice, and does not decide disputes alone — disputes follow the normal process with the full deal record.
Good to know: If the middleman service is not offered on digiflippers.com right now, choose escrow for a protected payment.
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