Funds and goods,
each in its own closed loop
Funds move through a third-party supervised account, goods through a third-party escrow warehouse. Before the buyer confirms, nobody can touch the money; before the seller ships, nobody gets the watch.
Buyer pays into escrow
Funds enter a compliant supervised account, strictly segregated from platform funds.
Funds frozen pending delivery
Funds stay frozen; neither party can move them unilaterally.
Buyer confirms receipt
The buyer confirms once the watch matches the seal, certificate and condition.
T+N release to seller
After the service fee, the balance is remitted to the seller within agreed working days.
Seller ships to warehouse
The watch goes to a designated Vanbyex warehouse, unboxed on video and seal-checked.
Certificate vs. watch
The serial is checked against the certificate; buyers can review photos and video.
Insured secure dispatch
Packed at the warehouse and shipped via insured cross-border logistics — tracked and valued.
Signed and archived
The receipt, certificate and fund trail are archived into one complete file.
Any failed step rolls back the same way it came
If authentication is doubtful, the watch returns to the seller and funds to the buyer; if the buyer does not confirm, funds stay frozen. There is no way to lose both.
No self-inventory, no spread
Vanbyex runs a pure asset-light matching model, earning from service fees rather than the buy-sell spread, so it has no incentive to squeeze either side.