TokenDeploy.comopen auction

Once terms are agreed, the transaction is completed through Escrow.com. Funds are held in escrow, the seller issues the authorization code (EPP code), you submit it at the registrar of your choice, and funds are released only after you confirm control. The domain sits at Cloudflare Registrar, so this is a standard registrar-to-registrar transfer: typical completion time is 5 to 7 business days.

Bids are private until the auction closes. Amounts and bidder identities are not shown publicly. Bids start at an opening floor of USD $10,000, and the 20-day countdown begins with the first confirmed bid at or above the floor. Every new leading bid restarts the 20-day countdown. Bids must exceed the current leading bid by a tiered minimum raise (from $250 at lower levels up to $5,000 above $500K), and each bid must be confirmed by email before it counts. The auction ends only when no one outbids the leader for 20 days. A reserve price applies. Full rules are published on the auction rules page.

Yes. All transactions go through Escrow.com, a licensed third-party escrow service. Neither side is exposed: the buyer pays into escrow, and the seller only receives funds after the buyer confirms the domain has been transferred. Escrow.com publishes its fee schedule openly. The $500,000.01 to $1,000,000 tier is 1.2% with a $7,500 minimum, so a $600,000 transaction computes to $7,200 and the $7,500 minimum applies: the fee is $7,500, payable by either side or split as a term of the deal.

It is the exact-match .com for the category keyword “token deploy”, which spans both AI infrastructure (model deployment, token-based pricing and billing) and Web3 (token launchpads and smart-contract deployers). Exact-match category .coms are one-of-one assets and are never re-issued.

Everything material about the registration sits in the public registry record. Query rdap.verisign.com/com/v1/domain/tokendeploy.com and you will read: registration 2018-05-09, paid through 2027-05-09, registrar record last changed 2026-04-09, status clientTransferProhibited. The third date is the one that governs timing: it is well outside the ICANN 60-day window that freezes a name after a registrant change, so nothing blocks settlement today. The status code is the standard anti-hijack lock a serious holder keeps on, not an encumbrance; the seller removes it and issues the authorization code at settlement. The Internet Archive holds captures of this domain going back to 2018.

Everything on this site conveys with the name at no extra cost: four long-form articles (roughly 3,400 words in total, listed under Background reading above), a six-URL sitemap.xml, an open robots.txt, Product and FAQPage JSON-LD on this page, and an llms.txt summary written for AI crawlers. All of it is live and crawlable today, and you can read every piece of it before you bid at /sitemap.xml, /robots.txt and /llms.txt. The buyer is free to keep, rewrite or delete any of it. The name is the asset; the site is a working head start, not a condition of sale.

Yes. All inquiries are private and confidential. You can submit an offer with just a name and an email address, and complete the purchase through Escrow.com under an entity of your choice where permitted.

Yes. Email [email protected]. Questions about the asset, the transfer process, due diligence, or broker representation are answered directly by the owner, and nothing you ask creates any obligation to bid.