Payment sits with Shindara — never the seller — until documents, inspection, and government-confirmed ownership all line up. Here is exactly how that works.
Every naira funded into a Shindara wallet is trackable. Funds sit in escrow — not with the seller — until the agent confirms documents, inspection, and ownership are all real.
Held funds are tracked apart from Shindara’s own operating balance and from any individual wallet — never commingled.
High-value releases need an explicit buyer confirmation inside the chat, never an inferred yes from the agent alone.
Once a sale settles, sellers withdraw straight from their Shindara wallet to a personal or business bank account.
ESCROW STATUS — DEMO TRANSACTION
Because Shindara connects strangers around large sums of money, every control below is a deterministic backend rule — not something the AI decides on its own.
Only the backend payment and verification modules hold third-party credentials — never the agent or client app.
Held buyer funds are tracked apart from Shindara’s own operating funds and from any individual wallet balance.
Payment and land-registry callbacks are processed idempotently, so a duplicate notification can never double-credit or double-file.
No wallet sends or receives above minimal thresholds until identity verification clears.
Documents or identities the automated checks can’t confidently resolve are queued for manual review, never auto-approved.
Uploaded title documents and personal identity data are encrypted, with access scoped to only the services that need them.
The most common questions buyers and sellers ask about where their money sits, and when it moves.
Whether you’re buying, renting, inspecting, or listing — the Shindara Agentic AI walks you through every milestone, by voice or by text, until it’s done.
Open the app, tap the prompt bar, and describe the property you want.