Answers to the questions strategic acquirers ask first.

The headline asking price is $1,950,000 USD. The walk-away floor for a direct sale is $1,250,000. In a controlled auction with 2+ qualified bidders, the reserve is $1,500,000.

Under a controlled-auction scenario with a regulatory catalyst (FIPS 206 finalization, CNSA 2.0 NSS deadline, or first publicly-acknowledged quantum decryption), the strategic-defensive ceiling is $5.0M – $7.5M.

"pq" is the industry-codified shorthand for post-quantum, used by NIST, ETSI, the NSA's CNSA 2.0 framework, ISO, ANSI, BSI, ANSSI, and the BIS. It is the procurement language of record for any enterprise PQC RFP written in 2025–2030.

Direct comp: CloudPay.com (2-word fintech, 2025) at $2.1M and commerce.com at $2.2M. Adjacent: gold.com ($8.5M), rocket.com ($14M), icon.com ($12M), ai.com ($70M, outlier). See the valuation page for the full comp set.

No — for B2B, regulated, Fortune 1000 buyers, .com is non-negotiable. .ai and .io trade at substantial discounts in the regulated-buyer security review process. The .com version is the only procurement-grade TLD.

Controlled off-market sale. NDA-gated teaser to 25–40 pre-qualified buyers, data-room access after NDA, LOIs at the asking floor, optional sealed-bid timed auction, 5–10 business day close via escrow. See the strategy page for the full process.

The headline price is a single cash payment. For qualified strategic acquirers, term payments with collateral may be considered, but at a meaningful premium to reflect financing risk. The owner will discuss terms during diligence.

No. The asset is sold outright, not leased or licensed. The category-defining nature of the name requires full transfer of ownership to a single strategic acquirer.

Escrow.com (or Afternic transaction services) for the cash leg. Registrar transfer (GoDaddy, MarkMonitor, CSC, or your preferred corporate registrar) for the domain leg. The owner provides end-to-end coordination.

The brokerage represents the seller. Buyer-side counsel is recommended for any acquisition above $1M. The owner will sign a single-broker representation agreement with the seller and a separate non-fiduciary cooperation letter with the buyer if requested.

Escrow fees are split 50/50 between buyer and seller by default. Registrar transfer is free in most cases. The seller pays capital gains tax in their jurisdiction; the buyer pays any applicable sales/use/VAT tax.

Yes — the owner signs a mutual NDA as a condition of receiving the full buyer brief and data-room access. Standard 3-year term, mutual confidentiality, non-circumvention.

Yes, but the owner will only present offers at or above the walk-away floor of $1,250,000. Offers below that are politely declined. The seller reserves the right to refuse any offer without explanation.

The asset is re-listed at $2.5M+ to capitalize on CNSA 2.0 enforcement, FIPS 206 finalization, and the 2027 NSS-acquisition deadline. Long-tail scenarios in the valuation page.

Three converging factors: (1) the PQC category is at the steepest part of its adoption curve, (2) the regulatory catalyst (CNSA 2.0 NSS deadline, Jan 2027) is within the asset's natural sale window, and (3) the tokenized-money / AI-payment rails thesis is at maximum capital-allocation intensity.

See the buyer page. Tier 1: hyperscalers, security vendors, and pure-play PQC companies. Tier 2: banks, custodians, payment networks, stablecoin issuers. Tier 3: domain investors and PE rollups.

No. The asset is being marketed exclusively off-market to a pre-qualified short list. Public listing would damage strategic value and invite retail traffic; the owner's process is designed to avoid that.

Send a brief inquiry via the contact page. The owner responds within 24 hours with a mutual NDA and the buyer brief.