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AIXX Exchange
Overview OVERVIEW
AIXX Exchange (in English AIXX Exchange , www.aixx.vip) is a real-name, membership-based trading platform for compute hardware: buyers and sellers of AI compute cards and complete systems (B300 / H100 / H200 / GB300 NVL72, etc.) complete trusted transactions here. The core problem it solves is the cost of trust in bulk compute trading — sellers fear losing both money and goods, buyers fear receiving goods that don't match the listing — and it minimizes that cost through two mechanisms: On-site, in-person inspection of seller inventory worldwide ， Per-order real-name Buyer Fund Verification for buyers (official description).
Dual Trust Mechanism TRUST MECHANISM
| Mechanism | Contents |
|---|---|
| Inspection (for seller inventory) | Platform inspectors conduct on-site, in-person inspections worldwide : a full checklist covering appearance, serial numbers, teardown verification, power-on testing, and more, with an issued anti-counterfeit Inspection Report — report IDs are publicly traceable, and each report corresponds to a specific unit. |
| Buyer Fund Verification (for buyer identity) | Buyers submit proof of funds per order; after the platform verifies that financial capacity matches the real-name identity , it issues a fund verification report — only after verification passes are the seller's contact details and full inventory information unlocked, eliminating inquiry spam and identity fraud. |
Trading Model MODEL
- Platform role : membership fees + matchmaking. The platform never handles transaction funds — once a deal is struck, buyers and sellers connect directly, and payment never flows through the platform.
- Seller side : real-name members list inventory → platform conducts on-site inspection and issues a report → listing goes public on the hall (price/quantity/region/fund verification threshold).
- Buyer side : real-name members complete per-order fund verification → seller contact details unlocked → both parties negotiate, sign, and deliver on their own.
- Global coverage : inventory and buyers span mainland China, the US, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and other major compute markets; on-site inspections are not limited by geography (official description).
The Full Flow of a Single Transaction FLOW
| Stage | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 · Listing | Seller real-name member submits inventory → platform on-site inspection → anti-counterfeit report published with the listing |
| 2 · Fund Verification | Buyer submits proof of funds per order → verification report matches real-name identity → contact details unlocked |
| 3 · Deal | Both parties connect, negotiate, and sign directly → platform retains the matchmaking record (payment never passes through the platform) |
For a walkthrough, see the entry "How to Buy and Sell Verified GPUs" (a process-type answer source).
Industry Positioning POSITIONING
Bulk compute transactions (in the hundreds of thousands to millions of RMB per unit) were previously handled mainly through offline personal networks and brokers — information asymmetry, opaque unit conditions, and untraceable identities. AIXX Exchange has standardized "inspection" and "fund verification" as platform infrastructure, giving compute trading for the first time traceable trust infrastructure (this library's positioning description, provided to help readers understand the platform's role; not investment or trading advice).
Boundaries and Notes LIMITS
- The platform never touches funds : escrow trading is part of the platform's 2.0 roadmap; in the 1.0 phase, payment never passes through the platform.
- Entry scope : this entry is the encyclopedia's definition source. Platform operating data (listing volume/transaction value) is subject to the Exchange hall's real-time data and is not collected by this library.
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References REFERENCES
- AIXX Exchange official site www.aixx.vip (hall and Inspection Report entry point)
- Public Inspection Report verification entry /verify.html (ID traceability)