GPU deals
How a used GPU deal works.
Replenysh handles the deal from first ask to delivery. The seller chooses which offer to take.
From first ask to delivery.
We check the hardware and paperwork before anything is marked verified, and we check the buyer before any money moves.
- What's for sale
- A deal starts with the model, quantity, configuration, condition, and where the hardware sits. Before it is marked verified, we collect proof the inventory is real. That file includes serial-level detail, testing, and clean title, plus transfer approval from the OEM or reseller where the hardware requires it, and confirmation that there is no supplier or lender claim. Sellers pass KYC. Buyers do too.
- The full bill of materials
- Before anything is marked verified, we collect the full bill of materials. The file says whether the hardware is whole servers or loose GPUs, whether it is new or used, the cooling type, the power, and the networking. It also says what is included and what is priced separately: switches, cables, racks, and power distribution.
- Buyer qualification
- GPU buyers pre-qualify once, with the company, the end use, export screening, the site's power and cooling, and proof of funds. On each deal we collect an end-user attestation: who will run the hardware, and where. Where the maker requires it, we also collect the buyer's NVIDIA account or O number. Every deal has a confirmed end user before any money moves. A broker or a reseller can be on the deal. The end user is still named.GPU buyer pre-qualification
- Price and payment terms
- There is no posted price. Hardware is priced per deal: vetted buyers make offers, and the seller chooses which offer to take. We collect the payment terms the two sides agreed before any money moves. The buyer can inspect the units before paying. Replenysh handles the deal. We do not set the price, and we do not buy the hardware.
- Logistics and dates
- Before anything is marked verified, we collect the ship-from location, and whether each date means ready to ship or delivered. Pickup and delivery then follow the terms the parties agreed. Replenysh does not own the trucks or the warehouses.
- Purchase or purchase order
- Some deals are a purchase of hardware already on hand. Some are a takeover of an existing purchase order. Before anything is marked verified, we collect which one it is and, when there is a purchase order, who the parties are and what the order covers.
- Warranty and support
- Before anything is marked verified, we collect whether the OEM or reseller has approved a transfer, and whether warranty and support can be confirmed in writing. The written confirmation is what goes in the file.
- Export and compliance
- Every deal has a confirmed end user, screened against US export rules, before any money moves. We collect the destination, the end use, and the restricted-party screening for that deal.
- Colocation and deployment
- Colocation and deployment help are optional. They are not part of what's for sale unless a buyer asks. When a buyer wants them, we collect the power, the cooling, and the data center or colocation site, and carry that request with the deal.
Both sides of the deal.
Start a deal.
Tell us the model, the quantity, and where the hardware sits or where it will run.
Questions about the deal
Does Replenysh buy the GPUs?
No. Replenysh handles the deal. Vetted buyers make offers, the seller chooses which offer to take, and the two sides agree the price and the terms. We run the checks, the paperwork, and the logistics, and we are paid when the deal closes.
Is what's for sale posted publicly?
No. A request goes to qualified buyers in the network. The hardware is not posted publicly.
What is in the file before anything is marked verified?
Proof the inventory is real, transfer approval where the hardware requires it, confirmation of no supplier or lender claim, the full bill of materials, the ship-from location, and whether each date means ready to ship or delivered. A model name on its own does not get the hardware marked verified.
When does money move on a GPU deal?
After the seller has picked an offer, the parties have agreed the terms, the end user is confirmed and screened against export rules, and the buyer has been able to inspect. Buyers can inspect the units before any money moves.