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10-step listing to payout flow
- 1. Create listing draft — Seller submits the domain and opening floor from the dashboard.
- 2. Await verification — Listing enters
awaiting_verificationand remains non-public. - 3. Ownership check — External domains pass DNS TXT verification; internal names pass portfolio checks.
- 4. Activate listing — Listing moves to
activeand can progress to live auction scheduling. - 5. Open bidding window — Premium.st room opens with opening floor as the binding sale threshold.
- 6. Accept live bids — Minimum next bid increments from current high and auction rules enforce fair progression.
- 7. Hammer close — Auction closes; with one valid bid at/above floor, the asset is sold.
- 8. Buyer settlement — Buyer pays invoice/escrow and funds are confirmed by platform billing.
- 9. Domain transfer — Ownership transfer and fulfillment checks complete between parties/registries.
- 10. Seller withdrawal — Net proceeds become withdrawable and payout can be sent to seller bank rails.