Questions about buying.

Send an offer with the form on any domain page or the home page, or email [email protected]. For bundles, a short conversation about your project usually helps before you make an offer.

Payment in Bitcoin is possible by arrangement, outside Escrow.com — mention it in your inquiry and we will set it up. Settlement runs through Escrow.com: the buyer pays into escrow, the domain is transferred, and the funds are released once the transfer is confirmed.

Once Escrow.com confirms the buyer's payment, we provide the auth code or initiate the move to the buyer's registrar. When the buyer confirms that the domain has arrived, Escrow.com releases the funds. The exact steps depend on the extension and the receiving registrar — we walk you through them.

Yes. Every domain can be acquired individually, and the Make-Offer process is the same. Bundles exist for buyers who need one name across several markets at once — if a domain belongs to a bundle, we will say so and you can decide whether the single name or the full set fits your project better.

Yes. For bundle inquiries or discussions involving competitive considerations, we are happy to sign a mutual NDA before sharing detailed inventory, pricing context or your buyer profile. Just mention it in the inquiry.

The portfolio is reviewed at every renewal cycle. Names that no longer fit the thesis are retired; everything listed here is available under the Make-Offer model.

All domains are held at an ICANN-accredited registrar in Germany. The handover is settled through Escrow.com.

Structured payments can be discussed for larger acquisitions — mention it in your inquiry and we will agree on a structure together.

All 233 domains are visible in the portfolio browser on the home page. Filter by category or bundle membership. Click any domain for context and bundle role. For deeper diligence (renewal dates, registration history, ownership documentation) we share details after a serious inquiry.

Every domain uses Make-Offer pricing because the right price depends on the buyer's project. A regulated bank building its brand on a name looks at it differently from a speculative buyer. A fixed list price would suit one of them and miss the other.

The buyer's project, the category, the extension and whether a single name or a set is involved. Make an offer and we will give you the pricing context for that specific name.

Bundles are priced as sets, and acquiring a complete cluster is generally more economical per domain than assembling the same names one by one. The details depend on the bundle and your project — ask for the context in your inquiry.

Short holds can be discussed for buyers in an active fundraising, usually against a deposit settled via Escrow.com. Longer holds need a clear commercial reason.

It depends mainly on the deal. Individual domains are usually the quickest, because there is less to align. Bundle deals take longest — more names, possibly an NDA, and one transfer per domain.

Yes. An alignment call is available — we discuss your project, the domain's strategic fit and pricing context. No commitment. Write to [email protected] to arrange one.

For a single domain, often yes — the timeline depends mostly on how quickly payment and transfer are completed on both sides. Bundle deals take longer because every name in the set is transferred separately. If timing matters, mention it in your inquiry.

Yes. Offers are welcome from buyers in any country, and every sale is settled via Escrow.com.

Yes. A .de domain can be moved to any registrar that offers .de, including many US-based ones. Depending on the registrar, a holder outside Germany may need to provide a German contact address — we coordinate that during the transfer.

Neither .at nor .ch requires the holder to live in Austria or Switzerland. Both can be held at any registrar that offers them; we coordinate the handover during the transfer.

During negotiation, yes — a buyer can negotiate through a representative and stay unnamed until closing. After the transfer, the registration record shows the new holder unless a privacy service is used.

A bundle keeps one name together across several markets — for example Bitcoin Bank International with the bitcoinbank and bitcoinbank21 names on many endings. Held by one owner, the name cannot be fragmented. Every domain in a bundle can still be acquired on its own.

Yes, for buyers with a specific use case. Names from different bundles can be combined into a custom set for operators with cross-category needs (e.g., Bitcoin Bank + Bitcoin Tax DACH + Bitcoin Wealth Office for a full-service institutional brand). Inquire with your target name list.

Bitcoin-native institutions: regulated neobanks, custodians, wealth offices, lending platforms, tax-software providers, mining operators and hardware-wallet brands. Plus strategic brand investors holding Bitcoin-vocabulary names as part of a longer-term IP portfolio.

Most names use Bitcoin vocabulary — bitcoin, btc, satoshi. A smaller part uses crypto or krypto terms, for example for tax, custody or trading. Bitcoin-focused operators get the most direct fit; the crypto names suit broader digital-asset businesses.

Yes. Offers are welcome from any buyer. The names work best for projects that want Bitcoin or crypto in their name, so it helps to describe your plans in the inquiry.

No. Acquiring a domain transfers the domain name only. It confers no licence, authorisation or right to use regulated terms such as “bank”, “private bank”, “lawyer”, “tax adviser”, “trust”, “foundation” or “fund”. Whether and how the name may be used is for the buyer to verify and is the buyer’s responsibility, in particular under banking, professional, company-name, trademark and financial-regulatory law. We provide no legal, tax or regulatory advice; the use cases on the domain pages are illustrations, not assurances that a use is permitted.