Buyers compete. Your price climbs.
A fixed-price listing is you guessing what your item is worth. An auction is the market telling you — with every bidder pushing the price toward what it’s actually worth today.
Live auctions · Lebanon
BIDZ is live auctions with the energy of a feed and the safety of a bank. Bid on cars, phones, watches and more — in real time, against real people, with real protection.
Refundable deposits keep every bid serious — and protect both sides.
The feeling
That’s not shopping. That’s winning.
How it works
Never used an auction app? Most people here haven’t. It’s four steps.
Browse live auctions in a feed built for speed — swipe through cars, phones, watches, whatever’s ending soon. Every listing shows the current price and a live countdown.
Tap to bid. A small refundable deposit is held when you enter an auction — that’s what keeps every bid serious. It comes straight back if you don’t win.
Highest bid when the clock hits zero wins. Last-second bids extend the timer, so nobody steals it while you blink — the auction ends when bidding truly stops.
You and the seller arrange the handover — inspect the item, pay in person, both confirm in the app. Then the deposit settles and you’re done.
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Why it’s safe
Every rule on BIDZ exists to answer one question: why should a stranger’s bid — or a stranger’s listing — mean anything? Here’s how.
Every bidder has money on the table. Win and complete: it settles. Don’t win: it comes back. Win and vanish: it’s forfeited. Bids on BIDZ are promises, not comments.
Sellers verify their identity with real documents before their listings reach the feed. You always know there’s a real, accountable person behind the item.
Every seller has a public history: completed deals, and how disputes were ruled. Not star ratings you can game — an actual record you can read before you bid.
Item not as described? No-show? Open a dispute with evidence, and the BIDZ team reviews both sides and rules — including what happens to the deposit.
Our fees are published, in plain numbers, before you commit to anything. If it’s not on the fees page, we don’t charge it.
Last-second bids extend the clock, so auctions are won by the best bid — not the fastest finger. Everyone gets a fair chance to respond.
For sellers
You know the routine: twenty chats, five “last price?”, three “I’ll come tomorrow” — and nobody comes. Auctions fix the two things that make selling painful: finding the real price, and finding real buyers.
A fixed-price listing is you guessing what your item is worth. An auction is the market telling you — with every bidder pushing the price toward what it’s actually worth today.
Every bidder on your auction has a refundable deposit on the line. The “I’ll take it” crowd that never shows? They don’t bid here — bidding costs commitment.
Your auction has a clock. When it hits zero, you have a winner with money committed — not a maybe. List today, sell this week.
Every completed deal builds your public track record. Good sellers become visibly good — and their next auctions attract more bidders because of it.
For buyers
No inflated asking prices and no haggling scripts. The price you see is what real bidders are willing to pay, right now.
You meet the seller and check the item in your hands before money for it changes hands. The auction finds the price — your eyes confirm the deal.
Verified sellers, public track records, and a dispute process with teeth. If a deal goes wrong, there’s a real path to a fair outcome.
FAQ
BIDZ is a live auction app for Lebanon. Sellers list items — cars, phones, watches, electronics, anything of value — and buyers bid in real time. The highest bid when the countdown ends wins, and buyer and seller meet to complete the deal.
Yes. Browsing and bidding are free. When you join an auction, a small refundable deposit is held to keep bidding serious — but that’s your own money, and it’s released back automatically if you don’t win.
It’s released back to you automatically. You only ever lose a deposit if you win an auction and then refuse to complete the deal.
You pay the seller directly at the handover, after inspecting the item. BIDZ doesn’t process the purchase price — the deposit system and dispute process are what protect the deal.
That’s anti-snipe protection. A bid in the closing moments extends the countdown so everyone can respond. Auctions on BIDZ end when bidding stops, not when someone with fast fingers gets lucky.
Don’t pay for it — you inspect before you pay. If something’s wrong beyond that (a no-show, a misrepresented item, a problem after handover), open a dispute in the app. The BIDZ team reviews evidence from both sides and issues a ruling, including what happens to the deposit.