Open an account on Stat.vin, pay the deposit, find a lot at Copart or IAAI, study its VIN report and join the bidding. Once you win, pay the invoice — the platform then handles delivery and customs clearance, and all you need to do is watch the statuses in your dashboard.

Yes — Stat.vin gives you direct access to Copart and IAAI auctions: bid manually in real time or set an automatic proxy bid with a limit. There's simply no reseller commission to pay here.

Once you win, the auction generates an invoice with the exact amount — lot price plus yard fees — payable by bank transfer within 2–3 business days. Logistics and customs charges arrive as separate invoices as they come due.

Open the customs calculator on this page and enter the auction, the yard and the car's model year — you'll instantly see the shipping cost to Kyiv, insurance, paperwork and an estimated customs bill.

Your dashboard shows every step: lot purchase, dispatch from the yard, arrival at a US port, container loading, the vessel's movement, arrival in Europe, customs clearance and final handover.

The whole process typically takes 50–80 days: 1–2 weeks for paperwork after winning the lot and departure from the US port, 30–45 days for the ocean crossing to Europe, and another 5–10 days by truck to Kyiv plus customs processing. Thanks to well-established logistics specifically on the Kyiv route, delays happen less often than the national average.