Payment reserved inside the deal
Before the work starts, both sides lock in the task, the timeline, the budget and the acceptance criteria. A reserved payment reduces the risk of delivering a project and being left without a reward.
Create a profile, set your specialisation and find tasks that match your experience. XDBay helps developers, DevOps engineers, QA specialists, designers, analysts, architects and cyber security experts work remotely.
Work on IT projects with clear payment terms and get rewarded for accepted results.
Clear terms, a reserved payment and working tools in one place.
Before the work starts, both sides lock in the task, the timeline, the budget and the acceptance criteria. A reserved payment reduces the risk of delivering a project and being left without a reward.
Once the result is accepted, the contractor receives the agreed payment in USDT — convenient for remote work with clients in different countries, without slow bank transfers.
The fixed 10% fee is paid by the client. The contractor sees the project terms and knows up front how much they will receive after a successful handover.
A completed profile, a specialisation, a history of finished projects, a rating and reviews all help confirm your experience and attract new clients.
Discuss requirements in chat, run video calls, share your screen, record what was agreed and hand over the result in a single workspace.
You can take on standalone tasks or join teams that need frontend and backend developers, DevOps, QA, UI/UX, security specialists and tech leads.
Sign up and choose the contractor role. Use current contact details so you don't miss messages about your projects.
State your specialisation, technologies, experience, working languages and availability. Add a CV and work samples where the rules allow it.
Pick tasks where your experience matches the stack, the timeline and the expected result. Read the description and ask questions before confirming.
Lock in the scope, the deadlines, the price, the handover format and the acceptance criteria. Split large projects into milestones.
Keep agreements and materials inside XDBay. Show progress and hand over the result in the agreed format.
Once the result is reviewed and accepted, the payment is released to the contractor according to the terms of the deal.
Make your profile specific: instead of “I do development”, name your stack, the types of projects and the problems you solve. Answer to the point, show that you understand the outcome and propose a realistic plan. Never promise a deadline you cannot hold. For a large project, propose milestones, demos and clear acceptance criteria.
Your rating is not built on code or design quality alone. Business communication, meeting deadlines, transparent progress and a careful handover all feed into it.
Complete your contractor profile, choose a specialisation and apply to tasks with clear terms and payment in USDT.