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How you pay on Genesis

Every payment is protected, and none of it ever flows through Genesis. Choose the method that fits your deal — each one keeps your money out of a stranger's hands until the goods are confirmed.

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Genesis never holds your money. Ever.

We are not a bank, a custodian or a money transmitter. Every payment is held by Escrow.com or settles bank-to-bank via Letter of Credit. Money never passes through Genesis — so your funds are never at risk from us, and Genesis can never run off with a payment.

Accepted payment methods

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Escrow.comDefault · recommended

Your payment is held in trust by Escrow.com (Internet Escrow Services, Inc.) — a US-licensed escrow provider regulated under California's Escrow Law and the DFPI, in business since 1999. Funds release to the seller only after independent inspection and your confirmation. Buyers pay $0 to Genesis.

Held by Escrow.com — never by Genesis.
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Letter of Credit (L/C)Large deals · desk-facilitated

For large, qualifying transactions the Genesis trade desk coordinates a documentary Letter of Credit between your bank and the seller's bank. It settles bank-to-bank against shipping documents — the global standard for big commodity trade. Genesis arranges the terms and paperwork only.

Settles bank-to-bank — money never passes through Genesis.
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Bank wire (T/T) into escrowWire · into the escrow account only

Where a wire is used you transfer into the Escrow.com trust account opened for your transaction — never to the seller directly, and never to Genesis. The same inspection-then-release protection applies.

Wired into Escrow.com's trust account — never to Genesis.
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Genesis will never ask you to pay Genesis directly

Every legitimate payment goes to Escrow.com or through your bank's Letter of Credit. If anyone — by email, WhatsApp or phone — asks you to wire money to a “Genesis” bank account or to an individual, stop: it is fraud. Report it to support@genesistrade.ai.

🏛️ Escrow.com is a US-licensed escrow provider, regulated by the California DFPI (Department of Financial Protection & Innovation) and audited by state regulators — funds are held in trust, never by Genesis.