Also called fast-transfer network · Afternic Fast Transfer
Fast Transfer, explained
You opt in per name. According to Afternic, an eligible name must be a .com, .net, .org, .co, .io, .xyz, .info, .biz, .de or .pw, carry a Buy Now price under six figures, have been registered for at least 60 days at a Fast Transfer supported registrar, and not be within 30 days of expiry or under a 60-day lock. Listings appear across Afternic's reseller network, including GoDaddy; its Premium Network adds more registrars and requires Fast Transfer. Standard Afternic commission rates apply.
Fast Transfer reaches end users at the moment they search a registrar for a name. An instant checkout converts that buyer; a make-offer page or a manual transfer gives them time to pick something else. The trade-off is a fixed price and a sale that completes without you, so set a Buy Now price you would accept today, review it periodically, keep auto-renew on and keep the name at a supported registrar.
Example. An investor enables Fast Transfer on a two-word .com with a Buy Now price in the low four figures, and a small business owner buys it from a registrar's search results the same afternoon.
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