GPUCircleUSED GPU MARKETPLACE

How GPUCircle Works

Buying a used GPU from a stranger on another continent should feel as safe as buying new. Two things make that true here: every card is proven before it lists, and no seller touches your money until you have held the card in your hands.

For buyers

  1. Find a verified GPU

    Browse listings that already carry GPU-Z proof, a stress-test result and a serial match. No proof, no listing.

  2. Pay into a platform hold

    Your money goes to GPUCircle, not the seller. It stays held until you say the card is good. This is a payment hold, not a licensed escrow service.

  3. Insured shipping

    The seller ships tracked and insured to the full sale value, within 3 business days.

  4. 72-hour inspection

    The clock starts only at authoritative carrier-confirmed delivery. Test the card for benchmarks, temperatures and artifacts.

  5. Funds release

    Happy? Approve, and the seller is paid. Not happy? Open a dispute inside the window.

For sellers

  1. Verify yourself

    Government ID and payout account, once. Business sellers add registration and tax details.

  2. Submit the proof package

    Five real photos, a GPU-Z capture, and a FurMark 2 test run for at least 15 minutes. Upload the FurMark result as strict UTF-8 TXT or CSV. A paid 3DMark result you already have is optional supplementary evidence only; it cannot replace FurMark and normally requires Steam.

  3. Listing review

    A moderator checks the proof against the standard before your card goes live.

  4. Ship it properly

    Anti-static bag, rigid box, 5cm padding, photo of the packed box, tracked and insured.

  5. Get paid

    Once the buyer approves — or the inspection window closes quietly — your payout is released.

Escrow is the order machine in this app: payment is held until you approve the card or the inspection window closes. Bank transfer is the live settlement path. Identity checks and Independent partner inspection is not offered unless operations explicitly enables that service.