The most direct .com address for global commerce. Privately held since the early days of the commercial internet.
Two plain English words that mean the same thing in every market. No hyphens, no numbers, nothing to spell out on a phone call. A registration that predates most of the companies that could use it.
Held privately and continuously by one owner since 1994. Clean history, no disputes, no liens, no prior transfers. Offered for sale for the first time.
Marketplace, trade finance, logistics, trade data, or a trade institution: the name fits without explanation.
Registered in the early years of the commercial internet and never traded since. Nothing to unwind.
"World trade" is understood on every continent and is the phrase used by the institutions that govern commerce itself.
Trade-related queries are among the largest commercial search categories in the world, and a name that matches the category earns trust before a visitor reads a word.
A sourcing and trading platform that wants to own the category name outright, the way a single word owns a shelf.
Supply-chain finance, invoice financing, FX and B2B payments brands that want "trade" at the center of the brand rather than in the tagline.
Import and export data, tariff and sanctions intelligence, supply-chain analytics, increasingly delivered through AI tools that need a memorable front door.
Digital freight, customs brokerage and compliance software that sells to exporters and importers everywhere.
A free zone, port authority, chamber or export agency that wants a global address rather than a national one.
Retail or institutional brokerage that wants a brand signaling every market, not one.
Two words that need no introduction, in any language, on any continent. WorldTrade.com.
Every serious offer receives a reply. Full payment at closing, or a structured plan with a down payment and the balance over an agreed term, with the domain held in escrow until the final payment.
Every transaction closes through Escrow.com. The domain transfers only after funds are verified, and funds release only after the buyer confirms control of the name. Typically five to ten business days from a signed agreement.
A mutual NDA is available before any discussion of your plans, and the buyer's identity is never disclosed by the seller. A buyer who needs time for internal approvals can secure a 90-day exclusive negotiation window against a non-refundable deposit held in escrow.
Brokers representing a buyer are welcome. This is a sale of the domain name only; "WorldTrade" is a generic phrase and the buyer is free to build and register its own brand around it.
Name, email and a sentence about what you have in mind. You will hear back within one business day.
A short call to answer questions, and a mutual NDA if you would like to discuss plans in confidence.
Price and payment structure in a short written purchase agreement.
Funds verified, domain transferred, funds released.
A short note is enough. Every inquiry is read personally and answered within one business day.
Ariel E. - Representative
Replies within one business day. Brokers representing a buyer are welcome to make contact.
The name is sold by private negotiation. Send a note or an offer and you will have a reply within one business day; payment structure is often the easier place to find agreement.
Yes. A down payment with the balance over an agreed term is available, with the domain held by the escrow service until the final payment.
No. It is held in the owner's own name, with no liens, disputes or prior transfers.
No. This is a sale of the domain name. "World trade" is a generic phrase and the buyer is free to build and register its own brand around it.
Yes. A mutual NDA is available, and the buyer's identity is never disclosed by the seller.