Built for 195 countries. Also open: Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau and Puerto Rico. Every kind of sale is live in the United States, opening country by country.
Consumer sales: United States only for now.
GRAJ is built for every country, so anyone can join, list, be found and find partners today. Money is different: for a sale to a consumer, GRAJ has to be registered in the country, and a payment processor has to serve it, before a buyer there is charged or a seller there is paid. Each country's page says what is still needed.
A trade between businesses does not need GRAJ to be registered abroad: GRAJ's US company serves a business in these countries across the border, once GRAJ has confirmed its business tax id and screened its name against the published sanctions lists. The card above says whether screening is loaded and how many tax ids are confirmed today. Selling to consumers there waits until GRAJ is registered in the country.
In some countries, sanctions name specific people and companies rather than the whole country. There, a business is checked against the published lists when it files its business tax id, again on a cross-border order, and again before it is paid out. Trade with anyone not listed is ordinary trade.
195 is the standard count: the 193 UN member states plus the Holy See and Palestine. Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau and Puerto Rico trade under their own rules without being sovereign states, so they are not in that count — they are also open, and each is listed here and marked as a territory.
No. Licensing and screening rules are checked in code and still need review by counsel before launch, and the wholesale-from-the-US rules are provisional pending a cross-border tax adviser. Nothing here is legal advice.
Free to join. Participants keep 95% of every transaction; GRAJ takes 5%. Built for 195 countries — payments live in the United States.