When more than one party owns a name.
WHAT THIS IS
Dividing the proceeds of a sale between several parties.
Whether it is available depends on the settings in force on this marketplace. It is off unless deliberately enabled.
WHEN IT APPLIES
A name genuinely owned jointly An arrangement agreed before listing
HOW IT WORKS
Shares are defined before the sale Each party accepts their share On completion, proceeds are divided accordingly
WHAT LIMITS APPLY
There are caps on the number of parties and the minimum share.
Those exist deliberately.
WHY THE LIMITS EXIST
To keep this a mechanism for genuine joint ownership rather than an investment arrangement.
Dividing a domain into many small shares sold to investors is a different thing entirely, and this is not that.
WHAT HAPPENS TO UNACCEPTED SHARES
They return to the seller.
WHAT TO AGREE BEFOREHAND
Who owns what proportion, in writing between yourselves.
The marketplace records the split; it does not settle a dispute about what was agreed.
WHAT TO TAKE ADVICE ON
Any arrangement of substance.