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# Visual Escrow Overview

[Visual Escrow](https://www.object.technology/visual-escrow) by Object lets you see a live countdown for any XRP escrow on the XRPL. *Note that your escrow's creation wallet needs to hold a minimum of at least 500 OBJECT to function.*

<figure><img src="/files/p2sRWTvMoHyeNcnhcxSP" alt=""><figcaption><p>Your start screen before entering the escrow ID or tx hash.</p></figcaption></figure>

Simply enter your escrow transaction ID, and if your account meets the minimum token requirement, the visualizer unlocks a dynamic, real-time display of when your escrow will be released.&#x20;

Need more? We got you covered with some key points below.

## Visual Escrow Overview - Key Points

* **Minimum Token Requirement:**\
  To unlock the visualizer, the wallet that created the escrow must hold **at least 500 OBJECT** tokens. This ensures the tool is used by accounts with a stake in our ecosystem.
  * However, any amount of XRP can be shown or visualized. Even 1 XRP held in escrow.
* **Escrow ID (Tx Hash):**\
  You must provide your Escrow ID—often referred to as your transaction (Tx) Hash elsewhere on the ledger—to fetch the necessary escrow details.
* **Browser Compatibility:**\
  For the best experience, please use modern browsers like **Chrome** or **Safari**.

The countdown matches your XRP release date and time, and is easy to follow, with occasional reflective messages that add an introspective touch.&#x20;

Whether you’re new to XRP or an experienced user, this tool makes it simple to track your escrow’s progress and plan your next steps.


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