Equityval-FAQs

Here you will find answers to most common Customer questions. If your question is not on this page, please feel free to email us: info@equityval.com or contact us directly.

What exactly is Equityval escrow ?

Equityval escrow service is a third party regulating online payments between two parties involved in the transaction.

How do i benefit from using Equityval escrow?

When you perform a transaction on Equityval escrow, your payment will be held in a secure account.

As a seller, Equityval will hold your funds until the buyer confirms the receipt and delivery of merchandise.

Are Escrow services regulated?

Escrow services are regulated by government agencies who conducts periodic performance audits of escrow companies to protect public funds, operations safety and compliance to escrow regulations.

Do you charge anything for funding my account?

There are no charges for funding your account, you only pay escrow fees associated with our different funding methods. Check out our escrow fees information.

What payment methods do you handle?

Payment can be made with all major credit cards, wire transfer, Cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, bank deposit, AliPay and Western Union. In a case of special payment arrangements kindly contact us at transact@Equityval.com

As a Buyer, can I pay using more than one method?

It is possible to make payments using more than one method provided the total deposits equals the required amount.

What is your wire info?

Contact our finance department on transact@equityval.com for detailed wire transfer information.

Will my transaction be publicized?

Equityval will never publicize escrow transactions, every transaction is private.

What is the minimum and maximum transaction amount?

Equityval escrow service is designed to handle large transactions of up to $50 million single transaction and a minimum of $500.

What Real Estate Escrow Accounts Cover

Real estate escrow accounts typically cover homeowners’ insurance and property taxes. They do not cover homeowners association fees, utility bills, personal property insurance, or tax bills.

As a home buyer do i Need An Escrow Account?

There is currently no federal law that mandates the use of an escrow account in a real estate transaction. However, in most cases mortgage lenders require that a homeowner engages the services of an escrow.

Who pays escrow fees among the buyer or seller?

Escrow fees can be paid by either the buyer or seller or in most cases the fees will be split by both based on the negotiations as clearly stated on the purchase agreement. The agreement will clearly state which party is responsible for the fee.

What Happens to my money in Escrow if the Sale Does Not Happen?

If both parties decide to terminate the contract or close the transaction, in most cases deposited funds in the escrow usually revert to the buyer depending on the terms and conditions of the escrow agreement.

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