OURNAMES
Concierge acquisition

Some names are
never listed.

The marketplace covers everything with a price on it. When the name you need belongs to someone who has never offered it for sale, that is a different job: identifying the owner, opening a conversation discreetly, and closing through escrow. We do that for a 5% success fee, payable only if you end up owning the name.
  • 01No upfront payment — 5% only on a closed acquisition
  • 02Confidential from first contact, NDA built into the form
  • 03Closing through neutral escrow or on-chain settlement
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Registry & settlement rails
ENS
Grails
OpenSea
Escrow.com
How an engagement runs

From inquiry to on-chain transfer, without exposure.

  1. 01

    Inquiry

    Tell us the name — or the strategy — you're pursuing. Two minutes, binds both sides to confidentiality, costs nothing.

  2. 02

    Confidential consultation

    We return within one business day with comparable sales, owner profile, a realistic price band, and a recommended approach.

  3. 03

    Owner outreach & negotiation

    We approach the current owner without revealing who you are. Buyer identity stays shielded until you decide otherwise.

  4. 04

    Escrow closing

    Funds sit with neutral escrow; the name transfers on-chain; escrow releases payment. Our 5% fee settles at closing — and only then.

Services

When the marketplace can't help.

Most names can be bought in a few clicks on this site. Concierge is for the ones that can't: no listing, an owner who ignores cold offers, and a name you actually need. A mandate, an approach, and a closing.

Named acquisition

You know exactly which name you need. We locate the owner, negotiate under a shielded identity, and structure the closing.

Defensive portfolio

Variations, misspellings, and adjacent names that protect a brand. We map the landscape and acquire in a coordinated sweep.

Strategic guidance

Not sure what to hold? We advise on naming strategy for products, subsidiaries, and treasury identity — grounded in real sales data.

Registration & custody setup

For unregistered names: registration, resolver and record configuration, renewal policy, and transfer into your custody arrangement.

Market intelligence

Every mandate starts with real data, not guesswork.

Before we approach an owner, we check the Ethereum registry directly and cross-reference public secondary-market activity — listings, standing offers, and comparable closings. You get a realistic price band before any outreach begins.

Most institutional-grade names never appear on a public listing at all. That's where our owner-outreach process replaces a marketplace search.

Sample lookup — illustrativetreasury.eth
Status
Registered
Listings found
0
Comparable range
3–9 ETH

Not publicly listed — owner outreach required. This is the typical profile for a strong institutional name: held privately, no active listing, real demand visible only in standing offers and past comparable sales.

Concierge fee
5%

success fee. Nothing before closing.

No retainers, no consultation charges, no minimums. Our fee is 5% of the gross purchase price, due only on a successful closing — the ENS name transferred on-chain to your wallet and the seller's payment confirmed through escrow. If a deal doesn't close, you owe nothing.

The fee covers owner identification and outreach, negotiation, deal structuring, and closing coordination. Full definitions — including the anti-circumvention clause — are in our Terms of Service.

How closings settle

Buyer and seller agree on a settlement venue deal by deal. Funds release only after the on-chain transfer is confirmed — we never take custody of your funds or assets.

  • YourNamesETH & USDC

    Our own marketplace, and the default. The name and the payment move in the same transaction, so neither side is ever holding the other's asset — and we never take custody of either.

  • GrailsETH & USDC

    ENS-native settlement. Useful when the counterparty already trades there, and supports private, name-specific deals.

  • OpenSeaETH only

    The most widely recognised venue. Settles in ETH exclusively — a reasonable fallback when a seller insists on it.

ENS

Every closing ends the same way: the ENS name transfers on-chain to a wallet you control.

Why institutions are paying attention

From crypto-native to mainstream infrastructure.

Consumer payments · Sept 2024PayPal · Venmo

PayPal and Venmo users can send crypto straight to an ENS name.

This includes PYUSD, sent to a name instead of a raw address. It's the clearest sign yet that ENS is becoming everyday payment infrastructure.

Read the PayPal announcement
Regulatory · March 2026SEC · CFTC

Named by the SEC as a “digital tool,” not a security.

Release Nos. 33-11412 and 34-105020 cite ENS domain names as functional infrastructure. Federal regulators rarely name a protocol this specifically.

Read SEC Release 33-11412

Background on ENS's institutional footprint. Not legal or investment advice, and not an endorsement of YourNames by the SEC, CFTC, PayPal, or ENS Labs.

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