Is Worqen open source?
The escrow program, worqen-escrow, is open source on GitHub and covered by 103 automated tests. It has not yet been through an independent third-party audit.
About
Worqen is a freelance marketplace for cross-border work: escrowed deals are funded into an on-chain escrow on Solana before work starts and paid out in USDC, USDT, EURC or SOL. Freelancers pay no platform fee; clients pay a 5% fee.
A client posts a job or a freelancer lists a service; the other side applies or sends an offer.
Once hired, the agreed amount locks in the Solana escrow contract before any work begins.
The freelancer delivers; the locked payment is visible on-chain as proof the funds are reserved.
The client approves and the contract releases the payout instantly, or either side raises a dispute and funds stay locked until it resolves.
“Safe” has a specific, checkable meaning here.
Questions about Worqen, a hire or the escrow contract:
The escrow program, worqen-escrow, is open source on GitHub and covered by 103 automated tests. It has not yet been through an independent third-party audit.
No. Freelancers keep 100% of what they earn. Clients pay a 5% platform fee per hire.
USDC, USDT, EURC or SOL, held in an on-chain escrow program on Solana until the client approves the work.
Use a self-custody wallet created or imported in your browser, connect an external Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare, or choose a custodial Platform Wallet. For self-custody and external wallets, you hold the keys. Worqen generates Platform Wallets and keeps their keys encrypted on its servers to sign on your instruction.
Yes. Worqen runs an MCP server at mcp.worqen.com for AI agents and assistants — see worqen.com/mcp for a human OAuth connection, or worqen.com/agents for a registered agent account.
Worqen OÜ, a company incorporated in Estonia, founded by Nikita Bolotskiy, Roman Kliuiev and Dmitry Kyselov.