Sell graded cards. Get paid. No chargebacks.
Resold holds the buyer's payment until the slab arrives, then releases it to you. Nobody has to go first, and nobody can claw the money back months later.
Join the waitlistFree to join. Launching in the UK first.
How a sale works
The buyer pays into a locked account that only releases to the seller or back to the buyer. Resold can't spend it, and neither can anyone else.
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The buyer pays
The money is locked straight away. You're told the moment it's confirmed, so you never ship against a payment that might vanish.
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You ship with a tracked label
We make the label for the buyer's address. Both of you can follow the parcel.
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The buyer checks it, you're paid
They get 2 days after delivery to report a problem. Otherwise the money releases to you automatically, and it's final.
Fair to both sides
If you sell
- No chargebacks. Once a payment is released, it's yours.
- No more "you go first". The money is already locked before you post.
- Free to list. You keep the full sale price, and the buyer covers postage.
If you buy
- Never sent? You get every penny back, automatically.
- Not as described? Report it within 2 days and the money stays frozen until it's sorted.
- Pay by card. No special knowledge needed.
Get early access
We're opening to a small group of graded-card traders first. Tell us a little about how you trade and we'll be in touch before launch.
We'll only email you about Resold. See our privacy notice.
Questions
Who holds the money while the card is in the post?
Nobody you have to trust. The payment sits in an escrow on the Solana blockchain that can only release to the seller or refund the buyer, under fixed rules. Resold can't move it anywhere else, and if Resold ever disappeared, either side could still release or recover it with a free public tool.
What currency is it in?
Prices show in pounds. Payments settle in USDC, a digital dollar, which is how the escrow works the same in every country. Buyers can pay by card, and sellers can move their money to a bank.
What if the buyer says the card isn't as described?
They have 2 days after delivery to report it, with photos. The money stays frozen while it's reviewed. Graded slabs make this rare, because the grade and the card are already independently verified.
When does it launch?
We're testing with a small group first. Join the waitlist and you'll hear before anyone else.