Terms of Service
Last Updated: July 21, 2026
Welcome to DomainLiq
These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern your use of DomainLiq ("Service", "Platform", "we", "us", or "our"), a domain marketplace platform. By accessing or using our Service, you agree to be bound by these Terms.
Service Description
DomainLiq is a marketplace platform that:
- Allows sellers to list domains for sale
- Provides buyers with a browsing and search interface
- Supports payment attempts through Stripe (credit cards - when configured by verified sellers), USDC (cryptocurrency), Escrow.com, PayPal, and Wise
- Holds funds securely in escrow until domain transfer is confirmed (for Stripe and USDC checkouts on configured listings)
- Facilitates direct-to-seller payout configurations (PayPal and Wise checkouts)
- Provides tools for domain verification and landing pages
Platform Fees
Credit Card Payments (Stripe)
| Domain Price | DomainLiq Fee |
|---|---|
| $1 - $50 | $2.00 flat |
| Over $50 | 5% |
Stripe payment processing fees (~2.9% + $0.30) are separate and deducted from the final payout amount.
- Domain must be verified to accept Stripe card payments
- Minimum price for card payments: $5
USDC Cryptocurrency Payments
| Domain Price | DomainLiq Fee |
|---|---|
| $1 - $50 | $2.00 flat |
| Over $50 | 5% |
Polygon or Base network gas fees (typically <$0.01) are paid by the buyer, not DomainLiq.
- Minimum domain price for USDC: $5
- Domain must be verified to accept USDC
Bundles
When a buyer purchases a bundle, the platform fee is calculated on the total bundle price using the same tiers above (flat $2 for totals up to $50, or 5% for totals over $50) — never per-domain. A bundle purchase is all-or-nothing: every domain in the bundle must be available and verified, and the buyer pays for the entire bundle in a single transaction.
Payment Processing
Credit Card Payments
Card payments are processed through Stripe. By using our Service:
- Buyer payments are held securely until transfer is confirmed
- Sellers must connect a Stripe account to receive card payments
- Payouts are processed to seller's Stripe account after buyer confirmation
- If buyer doesn't confirm within 7 days, funds auto-release to seller
USDC Cryptocurrency Payments
USDC payments are processed on the Polygon or Base blockchain network. By using our Service:
- Buyer sends USDC to DomainLiq's escrow wallet on Polygon or Base
- Sellers must provide a valid Polygon or Base wallet address to receive USDC
- USDC is held in escrow until buyer confirms domain receipt
- Upon confirmation, USDC (minus 5% fee) is sent to seller's wallet
- If buyer doesn't confirm within 7 days, USDC auto-releases to seller
- Important: We only accept USDC on the Polygon or Base network; USDC sent on other networks cannot be recovered
PayPal & Wise Direct Payments
PayPal and Wise transactions are direct, peer-to-peer transfers. By utilizing these payment options:
- DomainLiq does not hold or manage the transaction funds in any escrow capacity.
- All payment attempts are made directly to the seller's configured PayPal email or Wise transfer tag.
- DomainLiq cannot issue refunds, reverse transactions, or resolve disputes arising from direct PayPal or Wise checkouts.
- Sellers must manually mark domains as "sold" after confirming receipt of funds in their accounts.
- Direct checkout links are only enabled for verified domains.
Escrow.com Transactions
Escrow.com checkouts are managed by Escrow.com (a third-party escrow provider). By using Escrow.com:
- The transaction is subject to Escrow.com's general terms, license agreements, and fees.
- DomainLiq charges 0% platform fee. Escrow.com fees apply separately.
- Escrow.com transactions are only initialized for listings priced at $500 or more, as Escrow.com enforces a minimum transaction fee of $25.00 to $50.00.
Seller Obligations
- You must own or be authorized to sell listed domains
- You must provide the Authorization Code within 48 hours of receiving payment
- You must ensure the domain is unlocked and ready for transfer
- You are responsible for accurate listing information
- Failure to provide a valid Authorization Code within 48 hours results in full refund/return to buyer (for Stripe/USDC)
- For USDC: You are responsible for providing a correct Polygon or Base wallet address
- For USDC: We are not liable for USDC sent to an incorrect address you provided
- For PayPal & Wise: You must manually mark domains as "sold" after direct payment is confirmed
- For PayPal & Wise: You are responsible for delivering the domain EPP code to the buyer
Buyer Obligations
- Confirm receipt of domain promptly after transfer completes
- If you don't confirm within 7 days, funds are auto-released to seller
- Report issues with the Authorization Code immediately via support
- Do not complete transactions outside of the DomainLiq payment system
- For USDC: Send USDC only on the Polygon or Base network
- For USDC: Send the exact amount shown in checkout; overpayments may not be refundable
- For USDC: We are not liable for USDC sent on wrong networks
- For PayPal & Wise: You must accept the terms before proceeding with payment
- For PayPal & Wise: DomainLiq cannot help with payment disputes or issue refunds
Refund Policy
Card Payments (Stripe)
- Seller doesn't provide Auth Code in 48 hours: Full refund to buyer
- Authorization Code is invalid, fake, or expired: Full refund after investigation
- Buyer doesn't confirm in 7 days: No refund (funds release to seller)
- Successful transfer completed: No refund
USDC Payments (Crypto)
- Seller doesn't provide Auth Code in 48 hours: USDC returned to buyer's wallet
- Authorization Code is invalid, fake, or expired: USDC returned after investigation
- Buyer doesn't confirm in 7 days: No refund (USDC releases to seller)
- USDC sent on wrong network: Not recoverable, no refund
- Incorrect amount sent: May result in transaction failure or loss of funds
Cryptocurrency Risks
By using USDC payments, you acknowledge and accept:
- Cryptocurrency transactions are irreversible once confirmed on the blockchain
- We cannot recover funds sent to incorrect addresses or wrong networks
- Blockchain network congestion may delay transaction confirmation
- You are solely responsible for securing your cryptocurrency wallet
- USDC value is expected to remain at $1, but we do not guarantee this
- Regulatory changes may affect the availability of USDC payments
Dispute Resolution
Disputes are handled on a case-by-case basis:
- Contact support at [email protected]
- Or use the Messages feature on your dashboard to contact admin
- Provide transaction details and evidence of the issue
- We will investigate and resolve within 5 business days
- For USDC: Include the transaction hash (TX hash) for faster resolution
Prohibited Activities
- Listing domains you don't own or have authority to sell
- Providing false ownership information
- Fraudulent activities or scams
- Harassment of other users
- Requesting payment outside of DomainLiq (direct wallet transfers, etc.)
- Using invalid or fake Authorization Codes
- Spam or unsolicited messages
- Money laundering or other illicit financial activities
Domain Verification
Domain verification (TXT, A, or NS record) demonstrates DNS control only. It does not guarantee legal ownership or freedom from trademark issues. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence. Domain verification is required to accept USDC payments.
Limitation of Liability
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW:
- DomainLiq is provided "AS IS" without warranties
- We are not liable for third-party actions or domain value disputes
- We are not liable for domain transfer failures outside our control
- We are not liable for cryptocurrency losses due to user error, wrong networks, or incorrect addresses
- We are not liable for changes in USDC value or availability
- Our liability is limited to the platform fees collected
Account Termination
We reserve the right to suspend or terminate accounts that violate these Terms. Users may delete their accounts at any time through Settings.
Changes to Terms
We may update these Terms from time to time. Continued use of the Service after changes constitutes acceptance of the modified Terms.
For questions about these Terms, contact us at [email protected]