Deal rooms · Where deals close safely
Where both sides can trust the deal.
After you pick an offer, Loota moves both sides into a protected room. Chat naturally, share proof, request escrow, and keep risky moves visible before money leaves anyone's hand.
Plain chat stays easy. Protected actions stay structured.
Built for protected deals
Escrow is the fair middle
The buyer should not pay blindly. The seller should not chase empty promises.
Loota escrow keeps the money in the room until the deal is clear. That gives both sides a safer way to move from chat to payment.
Buyer side
Pay Loota first, not the seller directly.
Your money waits while you confirm the item, proof, pickup, or delivery details.
Held by Loota
NGN 430,000
Released only when the deal checks out.
Seller side
See commitment before value leaves you.
A funded room shows the buyer is serious before you deliver, meet, or start the work.
Buyer
You do not pay directly to a stranger
Money sits with Loota while you check the item, service, pickup, delivery, and proof inside the room.
Seller
You know the buyer is serious
A funded escrow request shows commitment before you hand over the item, start the service, or arrange delivery.
Buyer
You release only when things check out
If the deal looks right, you approve release. If it does not, the room already has the proof and conversation.
Seller
Your payout is tied to the room record
Payout requests, buyer confirmation, proof, and support review all point back to one deal instead of scattered chats.
Both
If there is a problem, nobody starts from zero
Messages, media, warnings, payment status, and system events stay together so support can understand what happened.
Both
Pressure to move outside Loota is not hidden
Account numbers, contact pushes, and transfer-first language can go through, but the room warns and records the risk.
The simple rule
Buyer funds the room. Seller completes the deal. Loota releases only when the room record supports it.
Room flow
The moment a buyer connects, Loota stops being just a finder.
The room becomes the protected place for chat, proof, payment request, escrow status, and dispute review.
01
Buyer chooses an offer
After comparing offers, the buyer taps Connect. Loota opens one deal room for that deal.
02
Both sides chat safely
Messages support text, images, videos, delivery states, read states, and typing presence.
03
Seller requests escrow
The request appears as a payment card with the amount, item, and room status update.
04
Buyer pays or disputes
The buyer can fund escrow, ask questions, check seller stats, or open a dispute if something feels wrong.
Safety layer
Loota doesn't freeze the chat. It makes risky moves obvious.
If someone shares account details, phone numbers, external links, or pay-first pressure, the message still goes through. The room adds warnings, updates the audit trail, and nudges both sides back to escrow.
Account numbers
HighAllowed, but marked with an outside-payment risk warning.
Phone or WhatsApp links
MediumAllowed, but buyers see that deals outside Loota are not protected.
Pay-before-pickup pressure
HighThe room nudges both sides back to escrow and keeps the signal for support.
Urgency language
LowLogged as a softer signal unless it appears with payment or contact movement.
The safety rule
Talk freely in the room. If money or contact moves outside Loota, protection does not follow it.
Deal room FAQ
Before the room opens
It feels like chat, but Loota attaches offer context, proof, escrow actions, status changes, and safety warnings to the same timeline.
Money movement should be structured. A card lets Loota track amount, offer, escrow status, and dispute paths instead of relying on plain text.
The room shows verification tier, completed protected deals, proof quality, response behavior, and safety flags without exposing private data.
Yes, voice notes are planned for the same room. Text, image, and video come first.
Protect the next deal
* Open the room before money moves.
Start on WhatsApp. Loota can connect a selected offer into a room where chat, proof, escrow requests, and safety warnings stay together.