Paid for, but
never delivered. Not here.
What the buyer pays doesn't go straight to the supplier. It waits, locked, in a PayCux held account; once delivery is confirmed it is released to the supplier. Both sides trade without carrying the risk.
The expensive part of B2B trade is mistrust
Buying from a supplier you don't know, or selling on terms to a business you don't know, is risky. That risk turns into price, collateral and chasing costs. Holding the payment removes the risk and erases the cost with it.
The journey of the money
The amount leaves the buyer's account, but it takes a confirmed delivery to reach the seller.
If things go wrong, the hold isn't lifted
If nothing was delivered, the delivery was short, or the goods don't match the order, the buyer doesn't confirm. The hold is never released automatically; the funds stay locked until the parties agree.
- The buyer records the objection in the app
- Chat, quote and shipping history stand as evidence
- If no resolution is reached the amount is refunded to the buyer
- Dispute history feeds into the supplier's score
What each side gets in writing
For the buyer
- Payment never reaches the seller before the goods reach you
- Delivery confirmation is entirely in the buyer's hands
- If nothing arrives, the amount is refunded
- Supplier verification and scores are transparent
For the seller
- You see the payment before you start producing
- Collection risk and chasing payment terms disappear
- Release is automatic once delivery is confirmed
- Payment history is on record, reconciliation is easy
Leave trust to the system, not the contract
Sign in with your account and complete your first transaction with a held payment. Trade without having to know the other side.