1. The transfer of a registered trademark is essentially a change of the subject of the trademark right; License is essentially an extension of the subject of trademark use.

2. During the transfer, the transferor no longer enjoys the trademark right and has no obligation to supervise the quality of the transferee's goods (or services); In the use license, the licensor continues to own the trademark right and has the obligation to supervise the quality of the goods (or services) that the licensee uses the trademark.

3. In the transfer, the transferee must meet the statutory conditions; In terms of licensing, the requirements for the licensee are relatively wide.

4. In the transfer, the transferor transfers all the ownership, exclusive right, transfer right, license right and legal litigation right of the registered trademark to the transferee; In the license, the licensee only enjoys the right to use the license.

6. In the process of transfer, the transferee can freely decide the ownership and use period of the trademark on the premise of observing the trademark law; In licensing, the licensor and the licensee * * * determine the licensing period of the trademark.

Generally speaking, transfer is more thorough in dealing with trademarks than licensing, and I hope it can help you.