Dynadot Aftermarket: Open Marketplace Updates

Dynadot is a domain registrar that operates an aftermarket platform. The platform features expiry auctions as well as domain names listed for sale by customers. I am not super familiar with its Market, but it looks like it has quite a bit of activity.

The company shared a LinkedIn post today to discuss some marketplace updates that will roll out across the platform tomorrow:

What caught my eye is the first bulletpoint about its Open Marketplace. Allowing customers to list domain names they own but are registered at other domain registrars is a nice feature. Right now, it appears that Dynadot customers can only list Dynadot-registered domain names on its aftermarket, so this would allow customers to increase the number of domain names they can list for sale.

Elliot Silver
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