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The auction house for digital collectibles
Lotwise runs timed online auctions with a traditional saleroom discipline: curated catalogues, verified provenance, and a hard close when the clock hits zero.
A saleroom, rebuilt for the feed era
We started Lotwise with a simple frustration: digital art deserved the ceremony of the auction room, not the chaos of an endless scroll. So we built weekly catalogued sales — a tight Friday drop list, a visible countdown, and specialists who stand behind every lot.
Today our curation desk in the studio reviews each consignment for authenticity, edition accuracy, and presentation before it is scheduled. What reaches the block is the best of what was offered — never everything that was offered.
Consign a lot in three steps
From first message to hammer fall in under two weeks
Submit your piece
Send photos, edition details, and ownership history through the contact form. The desk replies within two business days.
Specialist review
We verify authenticity, grade condition, and agree a reserve and estimate with you in writing.
Friday drop
Your lot is catalogued, promoted to followers, and sold to the highest bid when the clock closes.
Auction FAQ
How do timed auctions work?
Each lot carries a countdown. Bid above the current top offer before it reaches zero. Bids in the final minutes extend the window briefly so the most committed collector wins, not the fastest click.
What does the buyer's premium cover?
The hammer price you see is the price you pay for digital lots — verification, provenance documentation, and instant delivery are included, with no premium added at checkout.
Can I consign physical items?
Our saleroom currently handles digital collectibles only. Every consignment still passes the same specialist review before it is scheduled into a Friday drop.
How do I pay for a won lot?
Checkout accepts major cards and wallet payments through our secure provider. Digital lots are delivered to your library the moment payment clears.
House notes
Guides from the curation desk
How Timed Bidding Works on Lotwise
Reserves, extensions, and outbid alerts explained — everything a first-time bidder needs before Friday. September 22, 2026.
A Seller's Guide to Strong Opening Bids
Where our specialists set reserves, and why opening low with momentum beats opening high. September 22, 2026.
Have a lot worth the block?
Tell the curation desk what you hold. If it fits the catalogue, we will take it from photography to hammer fall.
Contact the Desk