A short, pronounceable, two-word .com first registered in April 2004 and held continuously since. This page exists for one purpose: to let a genuine buyer reach the owner and make an offer.
nabbank.com is a domain name that is offered for sale. Nothing more. There is no bank, no financial institution, and no financial services business operating at this address. No deposits are accepted, no accounts can be opened, and no lending, investment, advisory or payment services are offered or implied.
This website is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any bank or financial services company anywhere in the world, including any organisation whose name or trading abbreviation may resemble this domain. If you arrived here looking for your own bank, please close this page and reach your bank through the phone number on the back of your card or through the address printed on your statement. Do not enter account details, passwords, or personal information anywhere on this site.
What is actually being sold
The asset is the registration of nabbank.com and nothing else. There is no business, no customer list, no revenue, no traffic guarantee and no goodwill included. A buyer receives the domain registration by transfer, and decides for themselves what to build on it.
We have deliberately kept this page free of the metrics and superlatives that usually pad a domain listing. Below are the only facts that can be independently checked, and a buyer is encouraged to verify every one of them before making an offer.
Two-word .com names built from a three-letter initialism and a common category word are scarce, because almost all of them were registered two decades ago and never released. That scarcity, not any claim about traffic or authority, is what gives this name its value.
How a sale works
No auction, no deadline pressure, and no obligation to proceed after an initial conversation.
STEP ONE
Use the form on this page. Tell us what you would pay and, if you like, what you intend to use the name for. We reply to every serious enquiry, including the ones we decline.
STEP TWO
Price, payment method, and timing. Instalments over several months are workable if that suits your budgeting better than a single payment.
STEP THREE
Funds go to a licensed third-party domain escrow service, never directly to us. The registrar transfer is completed, escrow verifies you control the name, and only then are the funds released. Neither side has to trust the other.
Frequently asked questions
No, and no. There is no bank here. This page is an advertisement for the sale of a domain name. No accounts exist, none can be opened, and no financial products of any kind are offered. If you were trying to reach a bank, use the phone number on your card or your printed statement.
No. We have no connection to, sponsorship from, or endorsement by any financial institution anywhere. Several unrelated organisations around the world use the letters NAB. This domain predates our ownership of it and is being sold as a plain domain name.
There is no published price, because the right number depends on who you are and what you intend to do with it. Tell us what it is worth to you and we will give you a straight answer rather than a negotiating tactic.
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. The domain receives very little traffic and earns nothing. Anyone telling you a name like this arrives with meaningful search authority is selling you a story. You are buying a short, aged .com and nothing more.
Two safeguards. First, payment goes through an independent licensed domain escrow service, which holds your money until the transfer into your registrar account is confirmed — so we cannot take payment and disappear. Second, our postal address is published at the bottom of this page, and enquiry emails come from this domain itself, which only the owner can send from.
No. We will not sell to a buyer who indicates they intend to impersonate a financial institution, run a phishing operation, or otherwise deceive consumers. That is not a marketing line; a name like this in the wrong hands causes real harm.
Send an offer or a question. Every serious enquiry gets a reply, including the ones we turn down.