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How secured auctions work on xch.auction today: bid reserve, winner confirmation, seller action, buyer confirmation, fees and rating penalties.
Auctions on xch.auction currently run in secured mode: the highest valid bid keeps funds reserved on the internal balance until the result is completed, cancelled or manually reviewed.
After the auction ends or is closed early, the winner must complete the required buyer confirmation step before the deadline. If this step is ignored, the result may be cancelled and rating penalties may apply.
Once the buyer step is complete, the seller must transfer the asset or complete the required seller action before the seller deadline. In protected digital flow, admin review may be required before the final buyer confirmation step opens.
After the seller confirms transfer, the buyer confirms receipt or completion. Successful completion finalizes settlement, releases the protected result and can increase both sides’ rating.
For supported protected flow, the platform shows the fee before completion so both sides can see the gross amount, the fee and the expected seller payout before the final confirmation step.
Every rule below explains what triggers it, who receives the score change and where it is applied in the platform workflow.
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The buyer receives a positive score after a standard protected deal is completed successfully.
The seller receives a positive score after a standard protected deal is completed successfully.
The buyer receives a stronger positive score after a secured deal is completed successfully.
The seller receives a stronger positive score after a secured deal is completed and settlement is finalized.
The buyer receives a positive score after a standard protected deal is completed successfully.
The seller receives a positive score after a standard protected deal is completed successfully.
Small positive score that can be applied manually by an administrator.
Small positive score for a buyer who completes a mandatory step before the deadline.
Small positive score for a seller who completes a mandatory step before the deadline.
Neutral rule for cancelling an auction before any bid exists.
Neutral rule when the owner accepts the current highest valid bid before the scheduled end.
Small negative score that can be applied manually by an administrator.
Negative score when the buyer misses a mandatory deal step before the deadline.
Negative score when the seller misses a mandatory deal step before the deadline.
The winning bidder loses score if the required confirmation step is ignored before the deadline.
Negative score after admin review confirms that the buyer stopped responding during a required step.
Negative score after admin review confirms that the seller stopped responding during a required step.
Negative score when an auction is cancelled after users already placed bids.
Negative score for a buyer who opens or pushes a dispute in bad faith.
Negative score for the side that loses a dispute after manual admin review.
Negative score for a seller who breaks the deal or cancels in bad faith.
Medium negative score that can be applied manually by an administrator.
Negative score when the seller fails to transfer the asset, ship the item or complete the required seller step.
Negative score when incorrect transfer, shipping or delivery data is confirmed.
Negative score when a buyer falsely claims non-receipt despite confirmed completion.
Stronger negative score when review confirms that the item was not sent or delivery failed due to the seller.
Large negative score that can be applied manually by an administrator.
Severe negative score for confirmed fraud, deception or intentional malicious conduct.
Critical negative score for repeated fraud or severe platform abuse.