Verdikt · AI Escrow
Built on Arc  ·  USDC-native  ·  AI-judged

USDC escrow.
Judged by AI.
Settled on Arc in seconds.

Lock USDC into a fresh vault per deal. The seller submits work. A Groq-powered judge reads the requirements vs the deliverable and auto-releases the funds or refunds — with reasoning you can audit.

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Three steps. No middlemen.

Powered by Circle Dev-Controlled Wallets, Groq, and Arc Testnet.

Lock USDC into a vault
The backend provisions a fresh Circle wallet for every escrow. Buyer funds it in one click. Funds sit there until a verdict.
AI judges the work
Groq llama-3.3-70b reads the buyer’s requirements vs the seller’s deliverable and returns release, refund, or needs_review — with reasoning.
Sub-second settlement
Arc Testnet finalizes in < 1s with ~$0.01 fees. The vault transfers USDC to the seller (release) or back to the buyer (refund) automatically.

Get started in 5 minutes

First time on crypto? Follow the flow — testnet only, no real money.

1
Sign in with your email

Magic link only — no password, no MetaMask. Your Circle wallet is created automatically.

Sign in
2
Get free testnet USDC

Open the Arc faucet, paste your wallet address from the dashboard, and request USDC.

Arc faucet
3
Create an escrow

Pick seller, amount, title, and requirements. Verdikt creates a dedicated vault wallet.

New escrow
4
Fund the vault

On the escrow page, click Fund from my wallet. USDC moves into the vault in one step.

5
Submit, judge, settle

Seller posts work. Run the AI judge. USDC releases or refunds with auditable reasoning.

See examples

Swipe the cards — they advance automatically every few seconds

Try it with $0.10 of testnet USDC.

You’ll need a Circle testnet wallet (auto-created on first sign-in) and a few USDC from the Arc faucet. Takes about a minute.

Create your first escrow