Abstract
The article is devoted to the study of a safe deposit box, a letter credit, and a notary’s deposit as legal mechanisms for minimizing the risks arising when conducting electronic transactions. The author analyzes the main advantages and disadvantages of these calculation methods, and also evaluates its effectiveness in the context of modern civil law. The study presents practical recommendations for the use of a notary deposit, letter of credit and safe deposit box as a method of payment in electronic transactions, and indicates possible limitations and risks associated with their use. Overall, this article provides information and analysis that can help legal professionals and e-transaction participants make informed decisions and create a safer online transaction environment.
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