Sell your digital assetsprivately

What we take on

CNKT brokers scarce digital assets. In practice that means usernames on Instagram, Telegram, X, Minecraft, Discord and Roblox, along with domains, collectible numbers, legacy accounts and the occasional one-off that does not fit any category.

The common thread is simple. There can only be one of it, and somebody already owns it.

How a sale works

1. You send the details. The handle, the platform, and whatever history you have on the account.
2. We give you a view on it. What it is likely to be worth, who realistically buys it, and whether it can be transferred cleanly.
3. We approach buyers privately. No listing, no auction, no public record that the asset is available.
4. We run the negotiation and structure the handover so that neither side has to move first on trust alone.
5. You get paid, and the asset changes hands.

What to include in your first message

The more of this you can answer up front, the faster we can come back with something useful.

1. The exact handle, spelled precisely, and the platform it sits on.
2. How long you have held it, and whether it was registered or acquired.
3. Whether the account has recovery email and two factor authentication under your control.
4. For Telegram, whether the username is a collectible held on Fragment or a basic username set in the app.
5. Any price you already have in mind. If you have no idea, say so, that is normal.

Why there is no public listing

Publishing a scarce handle tells two groups of people that it is in play: buyers, and everyone who would rather take it than pay for it. Rare usernames attract recovery attempts, impersonation and social engineering aimed at whoever currently holds them.

The buyers for this kind of asset are also a small, quiet pool. They are reached directly, not through a storefront. So CNKT does not publish inventory and does not advertise what is available.

Questions people ask

Will my handle be advertised anywhere?

No. CNKT does not publish listings. Your asset is only ever shown to buyers we approach directly, and only when you have agreed to that.

What if I do not know what it is worth?

That is the normal starting point. Send the handle and we will come back with a view on it before you commit to anything.

How long does a sale take?

It depends entirely on the asset. A handle with an obvious buyer can move quickly. Something unusual can take as long as it takes to find the one person who wants it.

Do I have to accept an offer?

No. Nothing moves without your say so, and terms are agreed in writing before any transfer happens.