SwiftCourt

SwiftCourt puts contract signing, performance and payment into one flow: both sides fill in terms on the web, the system generates a structured contract with electronic signatures, and once signed the contract hash is written to XDC Network as a time-stamped electronic seal. Buyer and seller set payment milestones, funds enter escrow first, and release follows delivery confirmation under the agreed conditions, with every state change recorded.

Contract templates turn deliverables, acceptance criteria and breach handling into executable clauses, with each milestone mapped to a state slot that advances only after the required signatures. In a dispute the platform packages correspondence, delivered files and timestamps into an evidence bundle for mediation or arbitration. Escrow payments are handled in fiat by licensed payment institutions, and the chain carries only instructions and receipts, holding no client funds. The seal pairs hash anchoring with a trusted time source, so verification compares file content against the on-chain record and any edit to the text breaks the check. The design targets small cross-border trade and freelance contracts, where signing, delivery and payment scatter across separate tools and disputes become hard to evidence.