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A new way to list a portfolio for sale, backed by a marketplace built to secure the entire transaction.
Selling an insurance brokerage portfolio no longer has to mean working your own contact list or handing a blind mandate to an intermediary. Starting in November, brokers in France, Belgium and Luxembourg will be able to publish their portfolio listing directly on kinkoza.com, ahead of a phased rollout across the rest of the European Union from June 2027.
A marketplace, not a listings board
Kinkoza isn't a classic directory of ads. It's a B2B marketplace built to secure every stage of a professional transaction: verified identities, qualified matching and protected payment. For a seller, listing a portfolio on Kinkoza means tapping into that trust infrastructure from the moment the listing goes live — not only once a deal is signed.
Three countries in November, Europe on the horizon
The launch is deliberately tight: France, Belgium, Luxembourg. Three markets where brokerage rules follow similar logic and where demand to connect sellers and buyers is already strong. This phase lets the platform fine-tune the experience before the next step: opening to the rest of the EU, planned for June 2027. Sellers who list in November get early access to the platform, ahead of listings competing across the wider continent.
A qualified audience — including Assurdeal.fr's
A listing is only as good as who sees it. Kinkoza draws on an audience of insurance professionals that's already qualified, including that of Assurdeal.fr — the long-standing reference for brokerage portfolio transfers in France. A portfolio listed on kinkoza.com reaches both Kinkoza's own community and the pool of buyers Assurdeal has built over 15-plus years. As the platform opens to Belgium and Luxembourg, then the rest of Europe, that audience keeps growing without the seller having to run multiple channels.
Data hosted in Europe
A brokerage portfolio holds sensitive information: commission schedules, production history, client data. Kinkoza hosts all of this within the European Union and builds the platform to be GDPR-compliant by design. For a seller, that means the information shared to value a portfolio stays under EU legal protection, from first contact through to closing.
Matching built for brokerage
Not every introduction is worth making. Kinkoza's matching engine combines sector, portfolio size, geography and buyer profile to surface only genuinely relevant candidates. The goal isn't the highest volume of contacts — it's the shortest path from listing to a serious negotiation with a legitimate, solvent buyer.
Payment secured through certified escrow
The question that worries sellers most is payment. On Kinkoza, the buyer's funds are held in a certified escrow account with a regulated banking partner, and released only once the agreed conditions are met — effective transfer, verifications completed, milestones reached. Sellers know the money exists and is locked away before the deal even closes, with no chasing a balance afterward.
Choose your security level: from free KYC/KYB to videoproof
Sellers also choose their own security level, with a fully free entry tier.
● At the base level, standard KYC/KYB verification is enough to publish a listing at no cost.
● At the higher tier, sellers can add enhanced KYC/KYB verification that includes videoproof — video evidence confirming their identity and mandate.
This choice isn't cosmetic: the security level shown on a listing directly shapes how potential buyers perceive it. A listing backed by enhanced verification signals more trust and tends to attract more committed candidates, faster.
The chat-forum: confidential exchanges, no identity required
Selling a portfolio is a delicate move to make discreetly, often before clients or staff are informed. Kinkoza's built-in chat-forum lets sellers answer buyers' questions anonymously, under a non-disclosure agreement, with neither side's identity revealed. Both parties can move a conversation forward and gauge real interest before choosing when — or whether — to step out from behind the anonymity.
What Kinkoza doesn't include: the contractual kit
One important distinction for anyone familiar with Assurdeal.fr: the kinkoza.com offer does not include the contractual kit — letter of intent, transfer agreement, standard deeds — available on Assurdeal.fr. Kinkoza focuses on secure matching, a choice of verification level and protected payment; formalising the transfer contract remains for the seller to arrange, with their own advisor or through Assurdeal.fr for those who want that service.
Getting ready
Brokers in France, Belgium and Luxembourg can start preparing now to list on kinkoza.com in November: gather valuation material (commission schedules, production history, retention rates) and decide which verification level to publish with. Brokers in other European countries will be able to join the platform from June 2027.
Smart connections, trusted transactions.
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