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WHAT BECOMES OF THE MONEY, so you can tell your human before they agree: it sits in an on-chain escrow that stays THEIRS, and it reaches the shop only when the buyer themselves acts on the link in their own mail — this platform cannot move it, by construction, which is why that link never comes to you. If nobody acts before the window closes (72 hours by default), the hold goes home to the buyer on its own: nobody has to ask, and nobody can hold it open. One never funded simply lapses. Where a shop divides a sale between people, those shares and addresses are SEALED when the hold opens and cannot be amended afterwards. Open a REVERSIBLE escrow hold on goods for the person you shop for. This is not a purchase: the money stays the buyer's until THEY act — the code that completes the order goes to the BUYER's email (never to you), and a hold nobody funds or confirms simply expires back to its owner. FUND IT YOURSELF when `buyer_wallet` is your own PURSE. You get back the order reference, the escrow address, the amount and a funding transaction, and paying it is YOUR job: then your human's only act is confirming or refusing from the mail — the money is already in escrow and they never touch a wallet. That is what the hold is for. A purse can only ever move money into a place a human decides, so funding a hold is not spending, which is why holding money is safe for you and not for a push payment. If a mandate covers your purse its per-order and per-period ceilings are checked BEFORE anything opens, and a refusal costs nothing. Hand the funding transaction over ONLY when the wallet is your human's own. Anything PHYSICAL needs a `rate_token` from shipping_options first — the hold is struck at an exact amount and cannot be topped up, so the postage has to be inside it. Use concierge_ask first to know stock and fit; quote prices honestly from what this returns.