Domain marketplace and monetization provider Sedo launched today a Chinese version, sedo.cn. “We’ve seen growing demand for Chinese-related domains, including some of our most highly-valued sales in the recent past”, said Sedo’s CEO, Tobias Flaitz.
One of the largest domain transactions of 2012 was the sale of Dudu.com at $1 million. The transaction was between a Chinese seller and Russian buyer. Other recent Chinese-related domains to sell on Sedo include yinhang.com for $300,000 and juxin.com for $66,666, two of the most highly-valued sales in the second quarter of 2013. In the third quarter, a private transaction to a Chinese buyer for nearly $500,000 was one of Sedo’s largest sales.
Sedo now has about 50,000 active clients in China. Currently it supports payments through PayPal and Visa/Master credit cards. Alipay, a dominant online payments service in China, will be added very soon, says Sedo.
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