Build and test
Define release, refund, cancellation and timelocked dispute rules. Add reentrancy protection, pause controls and restricted roles.
Agree on the work first. In the planned flow, a smart contract holds the project funds and releases each milestone after approval.
Not live: No contract has been deployed, audited or connected to this site. Do not send funds.

Client and freelancer set deliverables, review windows, payment asset and a release amount for each milestone.
The client approves the transaction in their wallet. Funds move to the contract on the selected EVM network, not into ValeDeFi's custody.
The freelancer delivers the agreed milestone. The client approves it or opens a dispute under the contract's published rules.
An approval releases that milestone. A dispute would follow the timelocked, arbitrator-voted process after its contracts are independently reviewed.
A wallet is an app that lets you approve blockchain actions. A stablecoin is a token designed to track a currency such as the US dollar. A transaction needs your approval, and once confirmed it may not be reversible.
The planned contract will define a review window and a dispute path. Until those rules are published and audited, the site must not accept funds or promise an outcome.
No. The design goal is non-custodial settlement; ValeDeFi would not hold funds off-chain or unilaterally reverse a confirmed transaction.
These are interface states, not live wallet transactions.
These are next steps for a safe launch plan, not completed integrations.
Define release, refund, cancellation and timelocked dispute rules. Add reentrancy protection, pause controls and restricted roles.
Deploy to a selected EVM L2 testnet, verify wallet prompts, and index events for milestones, approvals, refunds and failures.
Complete external security review and remediate findings before any production funding is enabled.
Evaluate KYC options, fiat on/off-ramps, arbitration staking and $VALE governance after legal, security and user research.
Audit readiness note: a test suite and contract source do not exist in this static site yet. Production readiness requires reviewed contract code, tested upgrade and pause procedures, and a completed independent audit.