Trust Escrow

Create and manage USDC escrows for agent-to-agent payments on Base Sepolia. 30% gas savings, batch operations, dispute resolution.

Before installing or using this skill: 1) Treat the skill as requiring transaction signing even though it doesn't declare credentials — do NOT paste private keys into the agent. Use an external signer (hardware wallet, WalletConnect, or an ephemeral signing service) if you intend to interact. 2) Verify the contract and USDC token addresses on a block explorer and review the escrow contract source yourself (or ask the author for verified source). 3) Confirm the skill's provenance: who published it, and does the web app/agent docs belong to a reputable project? 4) If you must test, use a throwaway account with minimal funds on the Sepolia testnet first. 5) Prefer skills that explicitly declare credential needs and recommend secure signing flows; if the agent will ever have signing power, restrict autonomous invocation or require explicit user approval for transactions.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: trust-escrow Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle describes a legitimate decentralized application for managing USDC escrows on Base Sepolia. It provides clear instructions and code examples for interacting with a smart contract using standard web3 libraries (viem). There is no evidence of prompt injection, data exfiltration, malicious execution, or persistence mechanisms. While the skill requires access to a private key for blockchain transactions, this is inherent to its stated purpose and not an attempt to steal credentials. All external links point to a Vercel-hosted web app, GitHub repository, or a block explorer, which are common for dApp projects, and none are instructed to be executed by the agent.