Solutions Architecture

One transaction layer. Different customer experiences.

The underlying platform does not change. What changes is the journey you design for your buyers, sellers, vendors, and approvers, along with how much of the workflow your users see.

Reference Blueprints

Three integration blueprints to start from

These are the patterns most partners begin with. Each one can be adapted to your own customer journey, fee model, and support process.

BLUEPRINT 01

Buyer-protected marketplace order

  1. 01.Buyer and seller agree terms and inspection timeframe
  2. 02.Buyer deposits into the segregated virtual trust account
  3. 03.Seller dispatches goods with tracked courier waybill
  4. 04.Buyer physically inspects within the 48h active window
  5. 05.Affirmative confirmation releases the payout to seller
Typical Fit: Product marketplaces, classifieds, and high-value resale.
BLUEPRINT 02

Milestone service engagement

  1. 01.Commercial contract scope divided into granular milestones
  2. 02.Initial client deposit funds Milestone 1 into escrow
  3. 03.Each deliverable is submitted with proof-of-work evidence
  4. 04.Client confirms and signs off on each milestone checkpoint
  5. 05.Programmatic partial release follows each confirmation
Typical Fit: Agencies, contractors, consultants, and technical builds.
BLUEPRINT 03

Multi-party enterprise delivery

  1. 01.Commercial commitment generated with role-based approvers
  2. 02.Vendor accepts the legal terms and service level targets
  3. 03.Fulfillment evidence attached per departmental stage
  4. 04.Finance and project leads sign off on the approval chain
  5. 05.Automatic settlement and ERP reconciliation export
Typical Fit: Procurement, vendor management, and capital projects.
Incremental Adoption

You do not have to adopt everything at once

Many partners begin with one protected workflow, prove it with real users, and expand into full milestone escrow and dispute management over time.

1. Wallets & single-release deals

Prove the funding and release loop with low operational friction.

2. Milestones & delivery evidence

Add structured checkpoints where projects and deliverables are complex.

3. Disputes & case management

Introduce deterministic exception handling once transaction volume justifies it.

4. Full lifecycle & automated reconciliation

Connect signed events, audit trails, and double-entry ledger exports into your ERP.

Map your transaction flow with us

Tell us how a deal works in your product today. We will show where TrustedPayer replaces manual risk and where it stays out of your customer experience.