Marketplace trust layer
Your deal. Our trust.
FNCE is building a clearer way for buyers and sellers to move through important transactions—with one shared timeline, private deal communication, and reviewable next steps.
Transaction status
Protected workflow
Offer accepted
Terms documented
Payment confirmed
Timeline active
Delivery update
Inspection next
Clear status
Every important step is visible, from offer to completion.
Shared evidence
Messages and updates have a home alongside the transaction.
Human review
Potential issues can be surfaced for thoughtful review, not automatic judgment.
How it works
A deal follows one clear path.
A structured timeline helps both sides understand what happened, what comes next, and when additional review may be needed.
- 01
Offer created
A buyer and seller align on what is being purchased and the terms.
- 02
Seller accepts
A dedicated deal space opens so both parties can keep key details together.
- 03
Payment received
The transaction moves into its protected workflow once payment is confirmed.
- 04
Delivery & inspection
Shipping, completion, and evidence stay connected to the deal timeline.
- 05
Release or review
After confirmation, the deal can complete—or remain in review when a dispute is opened.
For sellers
Present every deal with more confidence.
Create public listings, send a private offer directly to a buyer, or respond to a wishlist request—then keep delivery updates and deal context in one place.
For buyers
See the status of your purchase, keep questions in the deal thread, and retain context when a transaction needs attention.
For both sides
The experience is designed to make documentation, handoffs, and resolution paths easier to follow.
Straightforward fees
Clear buyer pricing from the start.
FNCE's buyer fee is 2.5% of the purchase amount, capped at $25 per transaction. The fee shown for a deal should be easy to understand before you move forward.
Buyer fee
2.5%
Capped at $25 per transaction
Trust is a practice
Designed to surface context before decisions are made.
FNCE is being built with identity-verification pathways, risk signals, and evidence-based review tools. These are intended to help moderators assess potential concerns; they do not guarantee an outcome or replace independent judgment.
- Potential issues can be routed for manual review.
- Evidence and communications can remain attached to the deal.
- Decisions should be explainable and subject to human oversight.
Deal with clarity
Bring the next important transaction into one shared view.
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