This feels like one of those questions where if you have to ask, you're not a pleb.

Onchain is still quicker than Western Union, paypal / regular banks, etc. And more secure. Also requires no third party.

& scarce and easily verifiable.

Kind of tired this morning after my first bitcoin meetup last night. Long drive, but worth it.

Sure. we are still planning out the MVP that uses our API, so there are a lot more finer details to iron out before the whole customer journey is solid.

That said, the process should look something like this:

1. Alice (or Bob) creates a contract and fills out the details of said contract, i.e title, desc, etc
2. Bob deposits funds into the contract via the payment page
3. Fulfillment of goods or services take place

Now, there are two routes this can take.

Happy path:
4a. Bob is satisfied with the order / service and confirms this with the agent via the dashboard
5a. Alice receives the funds and all parties walk away satisfied

Unhappy path:
4b. Bob is Unsatisfied with the order / service and tells this with the to agent via the support page - a dispute is opened
5b. Evidence is presented from both parties and depending on the strength of the evidence from parties, the "winner" is decided
6b. The winning party receives the funds

There are a lot more complexities that can happen, but this should be a high level overview of the customer journey.

Our philosophy is to make this process as simple / fast as possible for your grandma who uses Bitcoin.