TL;DR: EscrowTech has become a trusted partner to many of the world’s largest organizations by delivering reliable corporate escrow solutions that safeguard mission-critical assets and reduce third-party risk. With decades of experience, industry certifications, and a proven track record with Fortune 500 companies, EscrowTech ensures continuity when vendors fail or systems face disruption.
- Trusted by more than half of the Fortune 500, including Intel, Dell, Microsoft, and Hewlett-Packard.
- Provides resilience with SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certifications, plus two-site secure storage facilities.
- Protects enterprises through use cases like software continuity, SaaS platform recovery, subsidiary coverage, and IP archiving.
- Tailors agreements with clear governance, frequent deposit verification, and enterprise-grade oversight.
- Offers objective release triggers, such as vendor insolvency, long-term service outage, or product abandonment, to ensure lawful access when needed.
When global enterprises evaluate corporate escrow solutions, they look for a partner that is trusted by the biggest brands. Working with Fortune 500 companies is a major trust signal that should inspire confidence. After all, it reflects the escrow agent’s comfortability with complexity and its practical understanding of risk at scale.
EscrowTech has provided corporate escrow services for decades, and today works with corporate escrow programs across industries. That includes many sensitive, high-value companies that demand ironclad continuity. In fact, more than half of the Fortune 500 have trusted its vaults and workflows to EscrowTech.
Read on to learn how EscrowTech protects mission-critical assets for some of the largest organizations in the world.
Why Fortune 500s Choose EscrowTech
Credibility matters when you’re safeguarding mission‑critical IP at scale. EscrowTech boasts a proven record of trust among major enterprises. Our team proudly works with major clients such as:
- Intel
- Dell
- Microsoft
- Hewlett-Packard
- Johnson & Johnson
- Chevron
- Aetna
- Goldman Sachs
- Exxon
- Liberty Mutual
However, EscrowTech’s clients span across industries and sectors. For many businesses, the presence of these names signals enterprise-grade scope and diligence.
Furthermore, it’s common for enterprise buyers to seek third-party attestation. The procurement teams at Fortune 500-level companies typically require escrow providers to meet high informational security standards. EscrowTech currently has both SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certifications, which meet and exceed most enterprise-level requirements.
Likewise, large companies typically have high resilience expectations. EscrowTech offers two‑site storage by default, with long‑term vaulting designed for durability. Facilities boast 24-hour armed protection and exceed all federal requirements for archival storage. Housed inside a granite mountain, they are both fireproof and natural disaster-proof, providing utmost peace of mind.
Finally, enterprise organizations trust EscrowTech because of its longevity and the industry expertise that comes with it. EscrowTech has been at the forefront of this field for a quarter of a century, outlasting many other names in the field. As an agency, EscrowTech is up-to-date on the latest advances and is resilient enough to stay one step ahead.
What Does Corporate Escrow Look Like in Practice?
In practice, corporate escrow is about making sure a company maintains operations if a vendor stops supporting a product. That’s true for businesses at any size or scale, including Fortune 500 clients.
While individual arrangements are confidential, we’ve compiled several composite examples based on typical Fortune‑scale use cases.
Protecting Critical Software
A global manufacturer may depend on a specialized ERP or factory automation system. If the vendor defaults, production may come to a standstill. With a business escrow account, the company holds verified access to the vendor’s source code and deployment assets. This ensures others can maintain and evolve the system if the original developer is no longer available.
Safeguarding Cloud and SaaS Platforms
Enterprises increasingly rely on SaaS platforms for everything from HR to revenue operations. An outage or vendor insolvency could disrupt entire business functions.
Through EscrowTech’s SaaS escrow model, both application code and customer data are securely stored and periodically verified. In the event of failure, the enterprise can restore services or transition to a new host. Ultimately, this significantly minimizes both downtime and data loss.
Covering Multiple Subsidiaries
Large corporations often have multiple divisions, and each one has its own technology stack and vendors. EscrowTech’s multi-beneficiary structures allow one agreement to cover many stakeholders. This serves to standardize protection across the enterprise. As a result, every unit benefits from the same level of continuity assurance.
Archiving Intellectual Property
Beyond vendor failure scenarios, escrow can also act as a secure repository for proprietary IP. EscrowTech’s archival services create an auditable record of ownership and technical integrity. It can help support compliance needs while reducing the risk of disputes.
How EscrowTech Engages with Large Enterprises
When global organizations engage EscrowTech, they are establishing a structured partnership built on trust. Here is how working with EscrowTech typically works:
Scoping and Alignment
The first step is to define the scope of the escrow agreement. This includes:
- Identifying which assets should be protected
- How often deposits will be updated
- Which release events should trigger access
Agreements are tailored to reflect both corporate risk tolerance and regulatory obligations.
Deposit and Verification
Next, vendors deposit the agreed-upon materials into EscrowTech’s secure system. It’s EscrowTech’s role to ensure all assets are usable via a verification check. For enterprise clients, technical verification can include compilation testing, dependency validation, and the execution of sample builds.
Redundant Storage and Oversight
Once deposits are verified, EscrowTech stores them in redundant, geographically separated vaults. Enterprise clients also gain access to reporting tools and account management portals. Such access gives multiple departments visibility into deposit status and verification results.
Governance and Release Conditions
Release conditions will be established up-front. Common triggers include:
- Vendor insolvency or bankruptcy
- Cessation of business operations
- Failure to provide contractual support
- Material breach of agreement
- Failure to deliver escrow deposits
- Long-term service outage
- Merger or acquisition without assumption of obligations
- Abandonment of the product
- Security incident or data loss
- Regulatory non-compliance
This governance ensures beneficiaries know precisely when they have lawful access to escrowed material. Clear, objective conditions eliminate ambiguity. EscrowTech goes above and beyond to align with corporate compliance frameworks.
The Fortune 500 Trusts EscrowTech for a Reason
EscrowTech offers the flexibility to support everything from legacy on‑prem apps to modern, cloud‑native stacks. We’re confident that our business escrow service model meets real continuity and compliance goals.
Reduce your risk and get started with a business escrow account from EscrowTech.