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Proof-of-Funds CPAs · For auctions

Licensed CPAs who confirm the funds

Big auction bids are checked in a quick online meeting. Free for buyers here.

For CPAs

Get paid for 5 to 20 minute proof-of-funds calls

Every auction bid over $10,000 needs a funds check, so demand is built in.

  • Zero platform fee. You charge the bidder directly
  • Required on big bids, buyers come ready
  • Scheduler embed on your profile
  • License-verified badge with public lookup
$40/year or $70 lifetimeA proof-of-funds check is not escrow. It only confirms funds exist.

How it works

  1. 1

    Apply with your license link and expiry

  2. 2

    We review and approve your profile

  3. 3

    Bidders book you for a quick funds check

How a deal works

Three simple steps

  1. 1

    Bid and verify

    A buyer bids over $10,000 on an auction. A Verified CPA confirms proof of funds in a short online call.

  2. 2

    Seller accepts

    The seller reviews the verified bid and accepts it. Until then, a bid is a non-binding offer.

  3. 3

    Escrow opens

    A Verified Escrow Officer opens escrow, holds the funds and handles the domain transfer.

No payment is taken on this site. The CPA call is free to buyers; CPAs and escrow officers set their own fees.

For auctions

Join as a Proof-of-Funds CPA

Auction bids over $10,000 stay Pending until a licensed CPA confirms the bidder has the funds. You run a 5 to 20 minute online meeting and set your own fee. We charge buyers nothing, so every booking is yours.

  • Steady, quick paid meetings from serious buyers
  • You charge bidders directly. We take no cut
  • Verified CPA badge with a public license lookup
  • Partner with brokers and show on their auction domains
  • Request alerts by email, optional booking calendar

$40

per year

Best value

$70

one time, lifetime

Live Online add-on $9/month: your scheduler embeds on your page and on partner auction domains.

License review required. Approval lasts 1 year or until your license expires, whichever comes first.

Apply as a Proof-of-Funds CPA