ESCROW

Seamless and simple solutions to complex and costly transactions.

LOW FEES

FULL SERVICE

MITIGATE RISK

Sale and Purchase transactions

With over 15 years’ experience, we are a specialized and trusted Escrow Agent, providing you with a seamless and simple process. Our escrow services help mitigate the risk of sale and purchase transactions.

As an Escrow Agent, we hold funds safely and securely until contractual obligations are fulfilled. The funds have access to full FDIC/NCUA insurance and minimal fees.

Unsure if you need an Escrow Agent or have questions on the escrow process? Download our whitepaper to gain access to the benefits, limitations, and process.

If you would like us to be the Escrow Agent for your transaction, please fill out the form below.

As an owner partner of a business brokerage company, I have found The American Deposit Management Company an invaluable resource for helping with our business brokerage transactions.

We do not have escrow or trust accounts with our firm, and always ask 3rd party vendors to provide these services. This is now my go-to company to use when attorneys are not holding and managing funds.

They offer extended FDIC insurance and are incredibly timely and responsive, adding another layer of seamlessness to our transactions."*

Chris Cantwell, Owner Partner - Transworld Business Advisors

*This testimonial is no guarantee of future performance or success. This testimonial may not be representative of the experience of other clients.

Frequently Asked Questions

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