Security

TES works on a decentralized model: funds are held in a smart contract, keys stay in your wallet, and the service has access to neither

A decentralized model

The service holds neither funds nor keys: the money sits in a smart contract, and only the parties control it

  • Funds in a smart contract

    Deal funds sit in a smart contract on the blockchain, not in the service’s accounts

  • No access to funds

    The service cannot withdraw or transfer deal funds — only the parties can

  • Keys are never stored

    Private keys and the secret phrase stay in your wallet, and the service never receives them

  • The parties decide

    Two votes out of three open a withdrawal, and no party decides alone

  • Terms are fixed

    Once a deal is created, its terms are written into the contract and cannot be changed

  • Everything is verifiable

    The contract, votes and transfers are open in the blockchain explorer

Your keys stay with you

The service prepares an action, and the party signs it in their own wallet. The service never asks for or stores keys or the secret phrase

  • Every action is confirmed by a signature
  • Sign in without a password or email
  • The deal terms are signed by its creator

Contracts never change retroactively

A fix ships as a new contract version, while existing deals keep running on theirs

  • The version is shown in the deal card
  • The contract address opens in the blockchain explorer

Checks in the service

They run on every action, in the cabinet and through the API

  • Only your own wallet

    Actions in the cabinet and through the API are accepted only from the account owner’s wallets

  • Network check

    An action on a contract of another network is not sent, and the cabinet points to the right wallet

  • Signed terms

    A deal is created only after its creator has signed the terms

  • Minimal data

    Your account is a wallet address, so the service holds no email or password that could leak

Frequently asked questions

No. Your account is your wallet: you sign in with a signature, without a password or email

TRON and Ethereum. You choose the wallet for the network you need when connecting

No one but the smart contract. The service is non-custodial and has no access to your keys

The votes decide: two out of three are needed. The guarantor is a third equal vote; it does not distribute the funds and withdraws nothing itself

The network charges its fee. A deal is drawn from a prepaid package, and the package itself sets the service fee rate; it is withheld on withdrawal

Yes: two rejections open the withdrawal to the sender. While there are not enough votes, the funds stay locked by the contract

Ready to start?

Connect your wallet to sign in and work with deals. Wallet login — no password or email: your address is your account