Nexvow

Programmable escrow on Base for milestones, service payments, and disputes.
About Nexvow

Protected payments for service work on Base

Nexvow is a protected payment flow for service contracts. One side creates the agreement, the client deposits funds into escrow, the provider delivers, and the payment is either released or disputed through a clear process.

Why it exists

Too many service payments fail because the terms are vague, the money is not reserved, or the dispute path is unclear. Nexvow tries to fix that structure before the argument begins.

Clear before trust

Nexvow is designed so both sides see the same payment rules, dates, and next actions from the start.

Escrow before delivery

The client reserves funds first, so the provider is not relying on a promise in chat or email.

Disputes made explicit

If something goes wrong, the contract moves into a visible dispute path instead of becoming an off-platform argument.

What makes it different

Not just a payment button

Nexvow is not trying to be another generic transfer tool. It is built for situations where the work, the timing, and the release conditions all matter.

The goal is simple: make service payments feel structured, visible, and fair enough that both sides know what happens next.

Built around milestone-style service payments

Focused on readable state transitions instead of hidden logic

Designed for Base so execution and settlement stay practical

Meant to feel understandable for normal users, not just protocol experts

Clients buying services

Use Nexvow to reserve payment before work starts and release it only when delivery is approved.

Freelancers and providers

Know that the money is actually committed before you spend time delivering work.

Teams building on Base

Use the contract model, docs, and live pages as a base layer for escrow-like payment flows.

Explore Nexvow

Go deeper

If you want the product flow, open the walkthrough. If you want the implementation side, go to the docs and live contract pages.