Who can see my profile?

A user profile can be seen by anyone knowing the Metamask address of that user. This applies to users who are logged in and those who are not. Your profile URL consists of the app’s domain name, page category, and the user’s Metamask address. In general, it will look like this:

https://app.zen.land/profile/0x9ca6201387e13620c69b3b09af47ef1665d80fbf

From the screenshots below, you can see that there is no difference in how the profile page looks except for your own dashboard. 

A screenshot of how users see the Profile page and reviews without logging in
A screenshot of how logged-in users see Zenland profile and reviews

How much is the escrow fee, and how is it paid?

The fee received by us is within 1.75% and 0.5% depending on the escrow amount and is inversely proportional to the amount. In simple words, the fee decreases as the agreed amount increases.

This is the service fee that is paid from your internal (Zenland wallet) at the time of deployment. 

It is paid as the parties state in the contract and can be split in half (50/50, or paid in full by one of the sides). 

If the fee has been paid by one of the sides but not the other (when agreed 50/50) because of the low balance, the contract will not be deployed and its state will be visible as “Fee paid”. On the next attempt to deploy a contract this half of the service fee will only be paid by the user who previously had an insufficient balance. You can learn how to add funds to your Zenland wallet.

The same “Fee paid” state is given to a contract when the user rejected a “Deploy” transaction in Metamask or the transaction has failed because of an insufficient balance to pay the gas fee.

What is the balance I see on top inside the app?

The balance you see on the Top Panel on your login displays your in-app wallet balance on Zenland. This is the balance from where the service fee is deducted when the contract is being deployed to the network. Learn more about the Zenland fee and how it is paid.

This balance is different from your Metamask wallet balance which is used to transfer the agreed amount (escrow funds) into the contract and pay for other network transactions. 

If the service fee (Zenland fee) displayed in the escrow contract form exceeds your in-app balance, the contract cannot be deployed until enough funds are added to pay the fee. Read this explanation on how to add funds to your internal wallet.