Terms
Draft. This text hasn't had legal review, and the operator's details are still to be added.
What ATTO is
ATTO reports what a rented NEAR name is connected to, and offers an escrow contract that clears certain connections during a sale.
What the escrow does
The escrow runs by public rules on the blockchain. It has no admin, and ATTO's builders can't move what it holds. It clears NEAR Intents keys and approvals on the NFTs listed in the accepted report, and nothing else.
What a report can miss
- Title Search reads public data through services that may not have seen everything a name has used.
- Sub-accounts and DAO roles are reported, not removed. Only their holders can change them.
- An NFT program can report something untrue about its own approvals.
Read the report before you pay. You decide whether to accept what stays with the name.
Money in a sale
The name's NEAR goes to the seller at handover. ATTO charges no fee. Blockchain transactions can't be undone once they complete, except as the escrow's rules allow.
No advice
ATTO doesn't give financial or legal advice, and doesn't say what a name is worth.