Membership-first access
Seller tooling, brokerage support, dashboard features, templates, analytics, nameserver onboarding, and transaction support are intended to operate under member terms.
Name.si
PMA framework
Legal
Name.si is being built as a private membership association for serious domain owners, buyers, brokers, and invited contributors.
Model
Member platform
Focus
Premium domains
Tone
Private, clear, careful
Name.si is not a registrar, registry, bank, escrow agent, payment processor, law firm, tax adviser, investment adviser, valuation authority, generic website builder, or public parking network.
Members remain responsible for domain ownership, pricing, lawful content, diligence, tax treatment, third-party account requirements, and transaction decisions.
Domain authority matters
Members should submit only domains they own, control, or are authorized to manage. Name.si may request DNS, nameserver, registrar, registry, or other evidence.
Escrow-aware, not escrow
Transactions may point toward Escrow.com or other providers, but those providers apply their own terms, fees, reviews, identity checks, and dispute processes.
Quality is constrained
Templates, scripts, media, routing, analytics, and checkout modes may be limited to preserve performance, trust, safety, and a premium buyer experience.
Fees stay explicit
Plans, commissions, broker fees, custom work, and transaction-specific terms should be disclosed before publication, checkout creation, or high-touch support.
Mandatory rules still apply
The PMA framework is not intended to evade non-waivable law, registrar or registry rules, escrow rules, processor terms, sanctions, IP law, privacy obligations, or lawful process.
Signing flow
Plain acceptance before serious use.
Review. Members should be able to open or download the PMA agreement, terms, privacy policy, and fee schedule.
Consent. Electronic records and signature consent should be affirmative, unchecked by default, and retained with version and timestamp records.
Proceed. Seller access, domain publication, DNS onboarding, paid plans, escrow creation, and brokerage support can be gated behind the accepted packet.