How a name changes hands
Acquisitions
Select a name. Complete the acquisition through licensed escrow. Receive your AssetTitle at closing.
ISelectChoose a name in the Vault, or a Stack. Buy it now, make an offer, or inquire.
IIEscrowFunds are held in licensed escrow through Escrow.com until the transfer clears.
IIITitleThe name moves at the registrar, and your engraved AssetTitle records it.
The Dominium AssetTitle
An engraved record of ownership
Every acquisition is memorialized by an engraved Certificate of Domain Acquisition, the AssetTitle, executed by the Founder and countersigned by you. It records the domain and a unique identifier, and transfers like real property. The name changes hands at the registrar; the AssetTitle is your record of ownership.
Terms of acquisition
- What is sold
- Registration rights to the domain only; no trademark or other intellectual property is conveyed.
- Title
- Dominium is the registrant of record with the right to sell, free of liens or disputes to its knowledge.
- As-is
- Except for title, domains are sold as-is; any valuation is an opinion, not an appraisal.
- Trademark responsibility
- The buyer is responsible for trademark clearance and lawful use in their field.
- Payment and clearing
- Funds are held in licensed escrow through Escrow.com; transfer initiates after clearance.
- Transfer and delivery
- Initiated within two business days of cleared funds by registrar push or authorization code, and complete on registrar confirmation.
- Finality
- After transfer initiation, all sales are final, governed by California law.