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Marketplace · F.A.Q.
CoArt Market is where physical art and collectibles are bought and sold whole — a painting, a watch, a coin, a violin. Every object carries its own FCC certificate, which is what makes it a good here: it names the object, it is created on the seller's own account, and it passes to the buyer when the deal closes. The certificate lives on a single, auditable ledger, so what an object is and whose it has been can be checked by anyone.
Think of it as a digital passport for a physical object. It keeps the object's identity, provenance, and ownership history safe, clear, and easy to check.
Independent experts review each object online before its FCC is created. They check the details, confirm its artistic or collectible value, and decide if it qualifies.
Absolutely. Private documents and personal data stay protected and are shared only with authorized people. Everyone else sees only what they need to verify the object.
Easy. Its FCC moves with it. No new certificate, no new object page - just a new ownership record added to its provenance.
Objects on CoArt Market are bought and sold whole. Co-ownership of an object is an exception that CoArt Market approves case by case; where it is granted, each holder's share is recorded through the FCC, and it is bought only from the showroom that placed the object.
For now, objects are sold from the European Union, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Norway, the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada, and bought and delivered across the European Union and to Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Iceland, Montenegro, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Israel and the United Arab Emirates.