How it works

From active demand to a documented closing.

FoundBuyer connects active buyers with verified sellers, confirms key opportunity details and supports a structured transaction path through the seller’s connected Stripe account.

Buyer ✓ ActiveSpecific product, equipment or asset need

FoundBuyerMatch · Verify · Facilitate

Seller ✓ VerifiedMatching inventory and current availability
Stripe-supported closingSeller remains merchant of record · Card or ACH when supported

The process

Six steps keep the opportunity moving.

The exact details vary by asset and transaction, but the core workflow stays focused on qualified demand, verification, documented communication and a seller-owned payment path.

1

Find active buyer demand

We identify U.S. buyers actively seeking specific products, equipment and other high-value assets.

2

Identify a suitable seller

We look for a seller with matching inventory, current availability and a practical path to complete the transaction.

3

Verify the opportunity

We confirm key buyer, seller and asset details before moving forward. Verification reduces wasted introductions but does not replace either party’s due diligence.

4

Seller joins the referral process

The seller agrees to the applicable referral terms and completes Stripe onboarding when required. The seller remains the merchant of record.

5

Organize buyer and seller communication

FoundBuyer can keep the opportunity organized through a deal-specific email thread so key communication remains associated with the transaction.

6

Complete the referred sale

The buyer pays through the seller’s connected Stripe account using supported card or ACH methods. FoundBuyer earns the agreed fee when the referred sale closes.

Payment structure

The seller keeps control of the sale.

FoundBuyer does not become the seller of the asset. The participating seller remains merchant of record and receives seller proceeds through the seller’s own connected Stripe account.

BuyerPays for the agreed asset

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StripeProcesses supported card or ACH payment

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SellerReceives seller proceeds as merchant of record

Verification is not a substitute for due diligence.

Each buyer and seller remains responsible for evaluating condition, specifications, ownership or title, taxes, shipping, warranties, regulatory requirements and any other terms important to the transaction.

Which side of the transaction are you on?

See the process designed for sellers or buyers.

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