Peace Keepers provides dispute resolution for web3 platforms. 

Without a way to resolve disputes surrounding transactions, current web2 users won’t migrate to web3 platforms like Arbitrum.

We make it easy for Web3 users to resolve conflicts. 

Users can simply click a button to initiate a dispute by integrating with platforms like Arbitrum.

Once a dispute has been initiated our platform notifies one of our trusted, experienced, and randomly selected mediators of the case.

The mediator has a simple and elegant dashboard where they can stay on top of their cases, chat amongst the parties, and ensure resolutions are quick and effective. 

For platforms interested in building extra trust amongst their users, we allow them to hold payment in escrow until a resolution is found.

If an agreement is reached, all parties return to living the Web3 life!

If an agreement is not reached; then the case will be reviewed by either a randomly selected (and anonymous) jury, or depending on the complexity and rules of the platform, a panel of arbitrators. 

That's it, easy peasy!

In addition to standard transactions, this allows platforms to create marketplaces, post bounties, offer jobs, etc. Anywhere a consumer would want to have peace of mind in Web3.

We are committed to deeply integrating our project with the Arbitrum ecosystem. We believe that by incorporating Peace Keepers into your platform, we can assist you in reaching non-Web3 native consumers (i.e., Web2 users) by providing them with a greater sense of safety and security in their transactions and interactions.

Our strategic integration entails integrating our dispute resolution system into various Arbitrum native dApps, including bridges and wallets. By implementing zk-rollups, we aim to improve the efficiency and scalability of the Arbitrum ecosystem. Ultimately, our goal is to become the primary dispute resolution system within Arbitrum to ensure users have a safer and more enjoyable experience. 

From a technical standpoint, we will deploy our smart contracts on the Arbitrum chain to ensure smooth integration. Furthermore, we will use Arbitrum for our registration and sign-in processes, allowing users to authenticate using their wallet addresses, thus maintaining a secure and streamlined user experience.
