Pay Creators
Only When They Deliver
Condition-based $USDC escrow for the creator economy. Set a goal, lock funds, release only when conditions are met.
No trust required. Code enforces the deal.
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Join the first condition-based creator payment protocol on ARC Network.
How It Works
Three steps. No middlemen. No trust required.
Why Nexrow?
Solving the broken creator payment model.
π° Pay a Creator
Lock USDC and release it only when the deliverable is met. Creator keeps 100% β platform fee paid by you.
π° Single Payment
π― Milestone Deal
π Payment History
π₯ My Work
Jobs assigned to your wallet. Submit your deliverables, track revision requests, and see your completed work.
Active Jobs
β Completed Work
π¬ Hire Requests
π My Applications
π Find Creators
Discover talented creators on Nexrow. Filter by category, platform or trust level.
π Leaderboard
β Register as Creator
Join Nexrow as a creator. Get discovered by projects and earn USDC.
Become a Creator
π Post a Listing
Post a listing to find creators or offer your services.
π Active Listings
Browse active project and creator listings.
Active Listings
π’ Advertise on Nexrow
Reach web3 creators and projects building on ARC Network. Every submission is reviewed manually before going live.
π Advertising Policy
Submit Your Ad
π¬ Support
Having an issue or a question? We're here to help.
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π About Nexrow
Programmable USDC agreements for creator work. Built on Arc Network.
The Problem
The creator economy still runs on informal trust. A project reaches out. A creator agrees. The work starts before the protection does.
This isn't just a Web3 problem. Instagram creators doing brand deals. TikTok creators running campaigns. Web3 creators promoting protocols. Designers creating visuals. Researchers writing threads. Communities helping launches get attention. Different platforms. Same fragile system.
Most creator agreements still happen through DMs, spreadsheets, screenshots, and promises. Projects hope the work gets delivered. Creators hope the payment arrives.
The payment structure is broken too. Many creators are compensated in volatile assets, pushing market risk onto the people doing the work.
At the same time, online reputation systems remain easy to manipulate. Follower counts can be inflated. Engagement can be bought. High-quality contributors often stay invisible.
We believe reputation should be earned through completed work, verified delivery, and transparent payment history. That's why we built Nexrow.
How It Works
Nexrow converts USDC into programmable work agreements. Projects commit capital before work starts. Creators deliver. Funds move only when both sides have done their part. If the creator does not submit within the deadline, the project can reclaim the funds. If the project goes silent after submission, the creator can claim payment on-chain.
Built for simple creator tasks and one-time collaborations. One deliverable. One escrow. The project locks funds upfront. The creator submits the work. The project can approve the delivery or request a revision. Payment releases on-chain after approval.
Built for larger campaigns, long-form collaborations, and multi-stage creator work. Instead of risking the entire budget upfront, projects split work into sequential milestones β each with its own locked payment, delivery phase, revision flow, and approval process.
Creators get paid progressively as work is completed, without waiting months for a final payout. Projects keep the remaining budget protected throughout the process.
Instead of relying on follower counts or engagement metrics, Nexrow focuses on the actual deliverable defined at the start of the agreement. If the project does not act within the timeout window, both sides can take action on-chain β no arbitration layer, no manual dispute process.
Trust Layer
Beyond basic escrow, Nexrow enforces a structured coordination layer on every agreement. This protects both sides at every stage of the work.
Projects must select a rejection category β Missed requirements, Poor quality, Late delivery, Wrong format, Spam or fake, or Other β and provide a minimum 100-character explanation. The category is public. The detailed explanation stays private between the two parties.
Each escrow allows a maximum of 2 revision requests. After that, the project must make a final decision: approve or reject. No indefinite revision loops.
Stage 1 β Submission deadline: Set by the project at escrow creation (3β90 days). If the creator does not submit, the project can reclaim the full amount including the platform fee.
Stage 2 β Response window: Starts when the creator submits. The project has a fixed 7-day window to respond. If the project goes silent, the creator can execute a Claim Payment on-chain.
If the project goes silent after a submission and the 7-day response window expires, the creator can call executeCreatorClaim on-chain. The agreed amount goes to the creator. The platform fee stays with Nexrow β work was done, the platform was used.
After every completed or rejected escrow, both parties rate each other (1β5 stars, optional comment). Project metrics β approval ratio, ghost rate, average response time β and creator metrics β completion rate, on-time rate, average revisions β are publicly visible. Submission content and rejection explanations remain private.
Trust Ladder
Every completed escrow is recorded on-chain. Every rating comes from a real approved payment and completed delivery flow. Reputation on Nexrow is built through completed work β not follower counts or engagement metrics.
Tier is determined solely by completed escrow count. Ratings reflect quality β they are not a path to tier advancement. A completed escrow cannot be artificially simulated. Either the work was delivered and approved, or it wasn't.
Why Arc & USDC
Arc is built by Circle, the company behind USDC. For Nexrow, that matters. USDC isn't just another token on the network. It's the foundation of how payments move across Arc. Every escrow, creator payout, and protocol fee runs on the same stablecoin infrastructure Circle has spent years building.
Creator payments shouldn't feel slow or expensive. Nexrow needs a chain where transactions confirm fast, fees stay low, and small creator tasks still make economic sense. That becomes even more important in milestone-based work, where payments may happen multiple times throughout a campaign.
The creator payment problem exists far beyond crypto. An Instagram creator can face the same payment uncertainty as a Web3 contributor. The long-term goal isn't just serving crypto-native users. It's building infrastructure that online creators anywhere can realistically use, including people who have never touched a wallet before. That's also why Nexrow integrates Circle Wallets. Creators can onboard with email, receive a wallet automatically, and interact with the platform without dealing with the usual crypto setup friction.
Marketplace & Visibility
Nexrow is not just a payment layer. Projects can promote opportunities directly inside the platform through creator-facing visibility placements and featured campaign listings.
Creators can register profiles, build verifiable on-chain reputation, and apply directly to open opportunities.
The goal is to reduce the fragmentation of creator coordination. Instead of relying entirely on DMs and external platforms, creator campaigns can begin directly inside the coordination layer itself.
For creators, visibility becomes tied to real completed work history β not just follower counts or engagement metrics.
Founder Note
Nexrow was founded from the creator side. The motivation wasn't abstract. It came from watching the same payment and trust problems repeat across online creator work. Delayed payments, unstable compensation, and systems that often rewarded visibility over real contribution.
The goal with Nexrow is to contribute to a healthier and more sustainable creator economy by protecting both sides of the agreement. Projects that need reliable delivery, and creators who deserve reliable payment.
Nexrow is live on Arc Testnet with organic on-chain activity. Real escrows, real transactions, real USDC locked β without incentives or artificial farming mechanics. The infrastructure is already working. The current focus is expanding access to the creators and projects that need reliable payment coordination the most, starting within the Arc ecosystem and growing outward from there.