Accreditation
Not every broker is approved.
Accreditation is the mechanism that turns an independent broker into an authorised operator of the Domna network. Six stages, each with a defined standard and a defined outcome.
Stage 01
Application
The eligibility form opens the process. It records the broker's market, transaction history, client profile and reason for seeking an international structure. It is read by the accreditation team, not by an automated filter.
Stage 02
Profile assessment
A conversation follows. We review standards of presentation, negotiation posture and the way the broker already treats high-end clients. This is the stage where most applications end — the network is deliberately small.
Stage 03
Onboarding
Approved candidates enter contracting and brand alignment: the operating agreement, the standards of the corporation, the use of the Domna name and the responsibilities that come with it.
Stage 04
Technology activation
The ecosystem is issued: branded storefront, customer relationship layer, automations, inventory access and the Domna app, configured to the operator's market and language.
Stage 05
First lead
Qualified demand is routed into the pipeline with supervision. The first cycle is accompanied — presentation, follow-up and negotiation are reviewed alongside the accreditation team.
Stage 06
First closing
The transaction is conducted under a Florida-licensed broker of record, with documentation, escrow and settlement handled inside the institutional framework. Commission is settled internationally.
Compliance
Every transaction is conducted by a Florida-licensed broker of record.
Legal conduction is not an accessory of the model — it is its foundation. The corporation provides technology, brand and institutional structure; the transaction itself is executed under a broker of record licensed in the State of Florida, with the disclosures, escrow handling and documentation the American market requires. Buyers and sellers are protected by the same framework that protects the operator.