Sell your GPU
List a used NVIDIA GPU with evidence buyers can review. Start with the checklist below, whether you have one card or several.
Before you list a GPU
Free to list. The current seller fee is 5% of the accepted GPU price; review the fee schedule. The initial pilot focuses on the United States, with international expansion planned.
- Verify your account and seller identity. Confirm your email, then request staff-assisted review in the Verification Center. Identity approval is required before creating a listing. Get help before joining; do not email identity documents.
- Prepare each physical card. Record its model, readable serial, condition and usage history. Have a GPU-Z text export and a FurMark 2 test result from at least 15 minutes ready. Use strict UTF-8 TXT for GPU-Z and TXT or FurMark CSV for the test.
- Create the listing, then complete its evidence. Select the text files in the form; they upload after creation. Then upload 6 real card photographs, a separate serial-label close-up and the GPU-Z screenshot with the listing ID visible. See all evidence requirements.
- Wait for moderation. A submission is not a public advertisement until its proof is approved. Prepare separate evidence for every card, including bulk uploads.
Before arranging a sale, check payment availability and fees. Closed checkout cannot collect payment. Do not ship or hand over a card on the basis of an unpaid order.
Selling more than one GPU? Individuals can create a separate listing for each card. CSV import is for approved businesses with a current wholesale contract. You can preview a file before company approval. Download the Excel-compatible inventory template and enter one physical GPU per row. Then upload the completed CSV in the bulk inventory workspace.
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