Buyer pays first
If the buyer pays first, the seller may not transfer. On a payment plan running twelve months or more, that exposure repeats every month.
DomainEscrow.com & JJN Solutions Law, PLLC
About Us
Domain name escrow and transfer services administered by a licensed law firm—neutral intermediary, regulated trust-account custody, domain transactions only.
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DomainEscrow.com is a domain name escrow and transfer service administered by JJN Solutions Law, PLLC, a licensed law firm.
We act as a neutral intermediary between buyers and sellers and represent neither party, holding funds in a regulated attorney trust account and, where the transaction calls for it, holding the domain names themselves until both sides have done what they agreed to do.
We handle domain name transactions only. We are not a general-purpose escrow service.
The problem we exist to solve
Domain transactions have a structural trust problem: whoever moves first is exposed.
Seller transfers first
If the seller transfers first, the buyer may not pay. Neither side should have to trust the other to go first on a high-value domain deal.
Escrow removes the risk
An escrow agent holds the money with a neutral party who releases it only when the domain has demonstrably changed hands.
Narrow domain focus
Registrar transfer procedures, ICANN’s 60-day lock, EPP authorization codes, .us nexus requirements, the .ai registry’s two-year minimum term, UDRP exposure—these are the details that derail domain deals, and they are the only kind of deal we handle.
Our mission
Most escrow companies handle domain names alongside vehicles, machinery, freight, and general merchandise. Domains are one line item among many, and the process reflects that. We built DomainEscrow.com on the opposite premise: domain name transactions are all we do, and the service should be measurably better for it.
Specialist handling, not generalist processing
Every transaction is handled by people who work in domains daily, under the supervision of a licensed attorney who understands what is actually at stake in a registrar transfer. Nothing is passed to a queue.
Prompt payouts
Sellers are paid the next business day after the inspection period closes or the buyer confirms acceptance. Waiting for your money once the deal is done serves no one, and we do not treat the float as a feature.
A lease-to-own process that is genuinely managed
Payment plans are where most domain deals fail, because they require twelve months of attention rather than a single exchange. We hold the domains in a neutral registrar account for the full term, administer each monthly payment, apply a defined notice and cure procedure if a payment is late, and confirm every step in writing to both parties. Both sides know exactly where they stand at every stage.
The law firm
Escrow services on this site are provided by JJN Solutions Law, PLLC. The firm is the legal entity that holds escrowed funds and facilitates each transaction.
Regulated attorney trust account
Client funds are held in a regulated attorney trust account, segregated from the firm’s own money and governed by the professional rules that apply to lawyers holding money on behalf of others. Those obligations apply whether or not a client ever asks about them.
Neutral escrow agent
JJN Solutions Law, PLLC acts as neutral escrow agent and does not represent either party to a transaction. That distinction matters for how funds are held and how the process is administered.
How we work
The same controls apply to every transaction regardless of size. Several exist specifically because wire fraud is the most common way people lose money in this industry.
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Funds first
No seller is asked to unlock a domain until the buyer’s funds have cleared. Cleared, not merely sent.
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Instructions never change
Funding instructions are issued once. Any email claiming our bank details have been updated is fraudulent.
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Verified by phone
Payout account details are confirmed verbally before disbursement, using a number already on file.
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Inspection period
Buyers have five business days after transfer to verify full administrative control before funds are released.
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Both sides confirm
Nothing proceeds on one party’s word. Both must confirm the same terms in writing before an agreement is issued.
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Written record
Every state change—funds received, domain moved, inspection opened, funds released—is confirmed to all parties in writing.
We will never ask you by email for a password, a two-factor authentication code, or a domain EPP/authorization code outside the specific transfer step described in your agreement. If you receive an email that does, call 888-897-0886 before acting on it.
Get in touch
Questions about a transaction, or want to talk something through before committing? A five-minute call resolves most of them.
The nature of this service
DomainEscrow.com and JJN Solutions Law, PLLC provide domain escrow and transfer services. These are administrative and transaction-facilitation services, not legal services, and using them does not create an attorney-client relationship.
What this service is
We hold funds, verify agreed conditions, coordinate domain movement between registrars, and disburse funds when the transaction completes—under the supervision of a licensed law firm.
What this service is not
This page is general information only. The service is not legal advice or the practice of law. It does not create attorney-client privilege, a duty of confidentiality owed to a client, or conflict-of-interest protections.
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