Every tradable asset on TrafficNodes is a Node. Every Node carries a Node Passport (the verifiable dossier behind it) and a Node Score (a 0–100 number derived from that Passport). Money moves through a coordination-only escrow, and delivery is a structured transfer with a buyer review window before anything is final.
Verification
A Node's verification level caps how high its Node Score can go — a self-reported number can never outscore a verified one.
Unverified
Listing exists. Nothing has been checked.
Self-reported
The seller has attested to the figures. No evidence attached.
Data-connected
Evidence is attached (exports, screenshots) but not independently confirmed.
TrafficNodes VerifiedCurrent
Ownership proven and key metrics confirmed via read-only access or direct platform checks.
Audited
Full review: traffic sampling, revenue reconciliation and account-standing checks.
Ownership
DNS, platform records or read-only access prove the seller actually controls the asset before anything else is checked.
Metrics
Traffic and revenue figures are confirmed against analytics exports and live reads, not taken on the seller's word.
Standing
Account health, policy history and dependency risk are reviewed before a listing can reach Verified or Audited.
Scoring
A single 0–100 number, deterministically computed from the Passport — never a black box, and never editable by hand.
Verification
30%How far up the ladder the listing has climbed.
Performance
25%Traffic, revenue and engagement, confirmed.
Stability
20%How consistent the asset's numbers hold over time.
Transferability
15%How cleanly the asset can actually change hands.
Seller trust
10%The listing seller's own track record.
Prime 85+ · Strong 70–84 · Fair 55–69 · Watch below 55. The verification component's ceiling always bounds the total — see the Passport on any listing for the exact breakdown behind its number.
Money & delivery
Funds are coordinated, not released, until delivery is confirmed — and delivery is never assumed, it's reviewed.
Funded
Payment is confirmed and held in coordination-only escrow — TrafficNodes never takes custody of buyer funds directly.
Transfer submitted
The seller hands over the asset through the agreed method and records what they did.
Buyer review
The buyer has a review window to confirm the delivery matches the listing, or raise a dispute.
Completed
Once accepted, escrow releases, ownership records update, and the buyer can leave a review.
If a delivery doesn't match what was listed, either side can raise it before the review window closes. An unresolved case goes to TrafficNodes for review, with three possible outcomes: released to the seller, refunded to the buyer, or a split — never decided unilaterally by either party.
Policy
TrafficNodes lists legitimate digital marketing assets and infrastructure only.
A listing is rejected in moderation, or removed if it slips through, when it involves:
This list describes current policy and isn't exhaustive — moderation applies judgment to anything not explicitly covered here.
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