Buy premium .com domains in Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum or USDT.

Yes — and we're the only marketplace where you can. Sedo, Afternic, Dan.com, GoDaddy Auctions, Atom, HugeDomains and every other major aftermarket platform accept only cards, wires or PayPal. We accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and Monero, and act as a broker: you pay us in crypto, we acquire the domain on Sedo in fiat, then push the transfer to your registrar within 24 hours.

Compliance and chargeback exposure. Aftermarket sales are high-ticket ($500–$50,000+) and the existing platforms have built their fraud-ops around card flows with KYC tied to the buyer. Adding crypto means new compliance work plus losing the chargeback safety net. So the gap stays open — and we fill it as a registered Sedo partner (ID 336308).

On the crypto-payment side, yes. We never ask for your name, ID or address — only the destination registrar where the domain should land. Monero gives you on-chain unlinkability between the wallet that paid us and any prior transaction. To stay anonymous downstream, register at a privacy-friendly registrar (Njalla, OrangeWebsite) and avoid linking the domain to identifiable services.

Typically 6–24 hours end-to-end. Bitcoin confirms in ~10 minutes (1 block). Once OxaPay reports the payment, our admin gets pinged via Telegram, opens the Sedo listing and purchases at the BIN within 1–2 business hours. Sedo's escrow then takes 2–6 hours to complete the registrant change. We push the EPP/auth code or initiate the inter-registrar transfer immediately.

Full refund within 24 hours, paid back to the wallet you used (or to a refund address you provide), plus 10% credit on your next order. This is rare — we re-verify Sedo listings hourly — but seller withdrawals do happen. The refund is automatic via OxaPay; no chargeback theatre, no support ticket loop.

No. The only data we need is the email for the receipt and the destination registrar. Pay in Monero if you want full on-chain privacy. OxaPay may apply their own velocity-based checks above certain volumes — that's between you and them. Nothing leaves our system to a card processor or government registry.

It's a launch loss-leader. We absorb the 20% spread as customer acquisition cost — cheaper for us than paid ads. We pay Sedo's full BIN in fiat from our card, then settle with you in crypto at the discounted rate. Once volume scales we'll move to a flat markup; early customers stay grandfathered into preferred pricing.

Any ICANN-accredited registrar accepting inbound transfers — Namecheap, Dynadot, Cloudflare Registrar, Porkbun, GoDaddy, NameSilo, Njalla, Gandi, OVH, and dozens more. Sedo's escrow either pushes directly to the registrar or sends an EPP/auth code by email. You confirm the incoming transfer at your registrar — that's the only manual step on your side.