How are account logins protected inside a deal?
Escrow & DealsLast reviewed Oct 8, 2026
Login details delivered inside a deal are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM). They are shown to the buyer after the seller delivers them, and only inside that deal.
For dispute handling, authorised staff can open a deal's details. Each time they do, it is logged. Passwords for AccsMarkets accounts are stored as one-way hashes, so nobody can read your password.
This does not make it safe to share logins elsewhere. Never send a login in a chat message, an email or another app: only the deal's delivery form is protected, and messages in chat are not scanned for credentials.
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