EscrowPK Workflow, Step 3: Accepting or Rejecting a Deal

By the EscrowPK Team · 2026-07-29 · 4 min read

A deal on EscrowPK.com isn't binding the moment it's created — the other party still has to agree to it. This is Step 3 of our workflow series: what happens between creating a deal and both sides actually being locked in.

What can the counterparty do when they receive a deal?

They can accept it with a single tap, confirming they agree to the amount, item, and delivery terms exactly as entered — or reject it if something's wrong, which cancels the deal with no funds ever having moved.

Can the terms be changed before accepting?

Not at this stage — acceptance is an all-or-nothing confirmation of the terms as they were entered. If something needs to change, the cleanest path is to reject the deal and create a fresh one with corrected details, or use EscrowPK's change-request flow once the deal is already underway, which we cover later in this series.

What happens if the deal sits unaccepted?

Nothing is charged and no funds move while a deal is pending acceptance — it simply waits for a response. Since both sides get an instant email and SMS notification, most deals are accepted or rejected within minutes rather than sitting idle.

Once the deal is accepted by both sides, the buyer moves to the next step: actually depositing funds into escrow. Log in to EscrowPK.com to accept or create your next deal.