The planned vault keeps your card in custody while ownership and loan records change. Ship it once, follow every handoff, then choose what happens next.
The intended buyer record brings together the card, certificate, condition, inventory reference, and ownership history. A reported mismatch pauses new transactions for review.
Buyer protection · plannedRefund eligibility, deadlines, evidence requirements, and dispute resolution will be confirmed before real trading opens. Vault storage does not create a new professional grade.Keep a record from shipment to carrier delivery, vault receipt, and inspection. After acceptance, choose to hold, sell the card, offer shares, or seek funding from a public lender.
Seller protection · recorded handoffsCarrier delivery does not mean the vault has accepted the item. The intake record identifies discrepancies before it can enter the demo market.The intended model includes protected storage and vault insurance after acceptance. Shipping coverage is separate from storage coverage.
Vault insurance · not activeInsurer, covered value, limits, exclusions, deductible, coverage start and end, and claims process remain to be confirmed. There is no guaranteed payout or protection from price declines.Save item details and tracking. Arrange eligible inbound protection before live shipping.
Log the package separately from carrier delivery and assign a unique inventory record.
Match identity, document condition, and record images. Resolve any intake issue before trading.
A sale transfers ownership. A loan pledges the full card for 50% of its value. Offer both routes; the first completed transaction closes the other.
Under the planned custody model, a buyer can keep a card in the vault. Shared ownership and active loans keep it there while those interests remain outstanding. Loan default can transfer the full ownership record to the lender through the applicable recovery process. In this demo, transfers are simulated.
Try a shipment and choose your market options