Yes, we guarantee that all trademarks and domains available for purchase are officially registered and currently valid. To uphold this standard, we maintain a vigilant monitoring system to swiftly delist any assets that become expired, invalid, or entangled in legal disputes. Client protection is our priority, and we have a zero-tolerance policy against selling any non-compliant assets.

Absolutely. We conduct a thorough verification process to confirm the legal ownership of all assets listed on our platform. To complete this protection, the transaction payment is securely transferred only to the authenticated owner, guaranteeing consistency between ownership and beneficiary rights.

Your funds and the asset transfer are securely managed through the trusted third-party, PayPal or Escrow.com. This creates a risk-free process: your payment is held in a secure escrow account until you confirm the successful transfer of the trademark or domain to you. Only after your confirmation is the payment released to the seller, fully protecting your interests.

✍ The Specific Transaction Process
Our transaction process is designed to be secure, transparent, and efficient, typically following these four key stages:

Step 1: Agreement Finalization
We prepare the official Trademark Assignment Agreement and facilitate its signing by both the owner (Assignor) and the buyer (Assignee). This signed document legally establishes the terms and foundation for the ownership transfer.

Step 2: Secure Payment
Based on the signed agreement, we issue a formal invoice to the buyer via our trusted payment partners, PayPal or Escrow.com. The full payment is securely held in escrow by them, protecting your funds until the transaction is successfully completed.

Step 3: Ownership Transfer
This stage involves the physical transfer of the assets, which occurs in parallel:
Trademarks: We assist in initiating the transfer with the relevant official trademark office (e.g., USPTO, EUIPO). The processing time varies by jurisdiction (see timeline below).
Domains: Any domain names included in the sale are guaranteed to be transferred to the buyer's account within 1-7 days.

Step 4: Transaction Completion
The buyer confirms the successful receipt and registration of the new ownership. Only at this point does the third-party platform (PayPal/Escrow) release the funds, which we then disburse to the original owner. The transaction is then fully complete.



✍ Estimated Timeline:
The overall timeline depends primarily on the official transfer process:

U.S. Trademark: Approximately 3-4 weeks
E.U. Trademark: Approximately 2 weeks
U.K. Trademark: Approximately 2 weeks
Domain Names: Between 1 to 7 days

The primary document is the Trademark Assignment Agreement, which we draft and provide for both parties. As the buyer, your main task is to review this agreement and ensure your registered name and address are correct before signing. This document is essential for legally transferring the ownership rights to you.

Although most of our IP assets have a fixed price, we recognize that some buyers may have different budgets. We are able to assist in negotiations if you have a serious interest in a particular asset. Feel free to contact us with your offer, and we will gladly facilitate the conversation with the seller.

For transactions using Escrow, there is a payment processing fee of approximately 2.5% applied to payer by Escrow.com. There are no other additional transaction or service fees from our platform.

Yes, your money is secured by PayPal or Escrow. We guarantee a full refund if the seller cannot complete their obligation to transfer the asset's ownership. In such a case, we will step in to terminate the deal and ensure you get all your money back.

Yes. We strongly encourage you to have your own lawyer involved. Our team ensures the transaction process is secure and efficient, but an independent legal expert is best suited to review the contract and safeguard your specific interests. This is also important for the future, as you will need your own appointed trademark attorney to manage critical long-term tasks like renewals and status monitoring after the ownership transfer is complete.

For Trademarks:
It is highly recommended that you promptly appoint your own trademark attorney or update the contact information with the relevant trademark office. This ensures you receive all official communications directly and can expertly manage critical deadlines for maintenance filings, such as Declarations of Use and renewals.

For Domain Names:
You should familiarize yourself with and enable all available security features (like domain locking and two-factor authentication) through your domain registrar. Most importantly, ensure you keep track of the expiration date and renew the registration on time to prevent loss of the domain.