Sharing Economy International is a Nevada holding company that operates ECrent.com, an online rental classified marketplace. ECrent connects owners — both businesses and individuals — with consumers looking to rent products and services across a wide range of categories, covering B2B, B2C, and C2C transactions. The company positions ECrent as a multi-category alternative to single-purpose platforms like Airbnb or Uber, aggregating rental listings across categories and geographies into one searchable marketplace. The platform includes web portals, mobile apps, and a matching system. Operations are based in Hong Kong, with a focus on Asia and select European regions, plus a U.S. presence. ECrent charges listers — not renters — through monthly flat-fee ad postings or annual microsite subscriptions that give listers a branded storefront with unlimited postings. The company does not charge transaction-based fees. Despite this model, Sharing Economy International has generated little to no meaningful revenue from its sharing economy initiatives, which remain early-stage and dependent on additional capital. The company had only two employees as of December 31, 2025, was delisted from Nasdaq in 2018, and now trades on OTC Markets under "SEII." The company has undergone multiple name changes and business pivots since its 1987 incorporation, most recently completing a reverse acquisition in 2019 and disposing of most of its VUL group subsidiaries in 2023.