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Everything you need to buy and sell domain names safely with escrow — from starting a transaction to getting paid.

Getting started

What domain escrow is and how it protects both sides.

How domain escrow works

A neutral third party holds the money until the domain lands safely in the buyer's account.

Create an account

You were invited to a deal

Claim a transaction someone started with your email address.

Starting a transaction

Open a deal, set the transfer terms, invite the other party.

Start a transaction

Open a domain deal in four steps and invite the other party.

Agreeing to terms

Both principals must agree before the deal can be funded.

Editing or canceling a deal

Change the terms before agreement, or cancel a deal that will not go ahead.

Funding

How the buyer pays into the secure trust account.

Funding a deal (buyer)

For buyers

Wire the funds to the trust account using your unique reference.

Avoiding wire fraud

How to be sure you are paying the real trust account and not a scammer.

Transfer & release

Move the domain, confirm control, and release the funds.

Transferring the domain (seller)

For sellers

Once funds are held, move the domain to the buyer and mark it transferred.

Confirming control & releasing funds (buyer)

For buyers

Verify the domain is in your account, then release the money.

If the transfer is wrong or fails (buyer)

For buyers

Do not release — reject the transfer or open a dispute so funds stay protected.

Disputes

What happens when a transfer goes wrong.

Opening and resolving a dispute

If something goes wrong, the money stays frozen until it is resolved.

Getting paid

How and when the seller receives funds.

Getting paid (seller)

For sellers

Add a payout destination; funds are released after the buyer confirms control.

Selling more than one domain

Bundle several domains, each released as its transfer is confirmed.

Fees & identity

Pricing, who pays, and identity verification.

Fees & who pays

A transparent escrow fee, set per deal; you choose who covers it.

Identity verification (KYC)

Required by law before money moves — quick, and reviewed by our team.

Roles & trust

Who does what, and how your money is safeguarded.

Buyer, seller & broker

Who does what in a domain transaction.

How your money is protected

Segregated trust funds, double-entry accounting, and two-person approval on every payout.

Still need a hand?

Our team can walk you through any deal.

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