The Problem
The ticket queue was never fair.
When a popular event goes on sale, most people believe they're competing fairly. They're not. The queue is flooded with coordinated accounts, fake identities created specifically to circumvent purchase limits. A single operation might control thousands of these accounts, each appearing to be a legitimate buyer.
It's not thousands of fans competing for tickets. It's a handful of operations, each wielding thousands of fake personas.
Our Approach
What if coordination was done the right way?
Coordination itself isn't the problem. Fake identities are the problem. The law doesn't prohibit people from working together. It prohibits circumventing security measures through deception.
UFLIP was built on a simple premise: what if you could access coordinated buying power using only verified real people, each operating their own legitimate account? No fake names. No synthetic identities. No deception.
Every person on our platform is who they say they are. Every account is their own. Every purchase is manual.
Our Foundation
Six years of building it right.
We didn't rush to market. We spent years developing the compliance infrastructure, identity verification systems, and operational safeguards that make this model work.
Every Flipper completes Know Your Customer (KYC) verification through Plaid: government-issued ID, address confirmation, identity validation. We maintain comprehensive audit trails. We enforce strict policies. We've processed transactions across hundreds of box offices without a single regulatory violation.
We built compliance into the foundation, not as an afterthought.
The Regulatory Moment
The law is catching up. And we're ready.
Federal and state regulators are cracking down on fake account operations. The BOTS Act prohibits circumventing purchase limits. The pending TICKET Act explicitly permits coordination services while banning speculation and deceptive practices.
Operations built on fake identities face enforcement. Operations built on verified real people, like UFLIP, are explicitly what the law allows.
We're not scrambling to become compliant. We were built for this moment.