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How to Buy and Sell Verified GPUs
Eight-Step Inspection + Fund Verification Workflow · Workflow Entry
Overview OVERVIEW
In bulk GPU trading (deals ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions of RMB per unit), two risks matter most: Buyers fear the goods won't match the listing ， Sellers fear unverifiable buyer identity and funds . A "verified GPU" refers to inventory that has been inspected on-site by a platform inspector with an anti-counterfeit inspection report issued — buying it follows a standardized workflow: Sellers list in eight steps, buyers unlock access via fund verification, and both parties close the deal themselves. This entry breaks down the full workflow step by step, along with verification checkpoints for both reports (per the official workflow standard of the AIXX Exchange).
The Full Eight-Step Workflow FULL FLOW
| Step | Who | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Both Parties | Register as a verified member (identity foundation) |
| 2 | Seller | Submit inventory: model / quantity / region / price / fund verification threshold |
| 3 | Platform | On-site inspection : physical checks plus an anti-counterfeit Inspection Report (traceable Report ID) |
| 4 | Seller | Listing goes live: published publicly with a "Verified" badge |
| 5 | Buyer | Per-listing fund verification : proof of funds and identity consistency check, with a Fund Verification Report issued |
| 6 | Buyer | Once fund verification passes → unlock seller contact details and full inventory volume |
| 7 | Both Parties | Negotiate, sign, and deliver independently — funds do not pass through the platform |
| 8 | Both Parties | Retain the Inspection Report + Fund Verification Report + matching records for reference |
The Three Elements of "Verified"CHECKLIST
- Verified badge : listings carry the platform's "Verified" mark — meaning the inventory has been physically inspected on-site by an inspector.
- Traceable Report ID : the Inspection Report carries a unique ID, verifiable via the public verification portal — the ID, report, and goods correspond one-to-one.
- Fund Verification Report on file : the matched buyer's identity and funds have been verified by the platform — sellers no longer face inquiries from unidentified buyers.
Missing any one of the three means the inventory is not platform-verified — unverified "peer referrals" or "seller self-inspections" in circulation are treated as unverified.
How to Use the Two Reports REPORTS
| Report | Held by | Verification Checkpoints |
|---|---|---|
| Inspection Report | Public with the listing | ID traceability · matches listing serial number · complete inspection items (appearance / teardown / power-on) |
| Fund Verification Report | Held by buyer | Matches verified identity · corresponds to the specific listing · platform verification stamp |
Boundaries and Notes LIMITS
- funds do not pass through the platform : deals are closed directly between buyer and seller; the platform resolves trust risks upfront but does not handle funds — disputes follow the parties' contract and legal channels, with both reports serving as key evidence.
- Price volatility : listing prices are quoted at time of posting; actual price subject to the seller's quote — see the "Market Band" module for market references.
FAQ FAQ
What steps are involved in buying a verified GPU?
Eight steps: register and verify identity → pick inventory (look for the Verified badge) → per-listing fund verification → unlock seller contact → negotiate and sign independently → deliver on your own → retain the Inspection Report and matching records. The key: only buy inventory backed by the platform's anti-counterfeit Inspection Report.
How do I confirm a GPU is verified?
Check three things: the listing carries the "Verified" badge, the Inspection Report ID is publicly traceable, and the report matches the serial number one-to-one — missing any one means the inventory is not platform-verified.
Is the Fund Verification Report the same as the Inspection Report?
No. The Inspection Report = physical inspection findings on the seller's inventory; the Fund Verification Report = verification of the buyer's funds and identity consistency. Each party holds one, serving as the trust prerequisite for the other.
If I get scammed in a deal, does the platform step in?
The platform's dual mechanism resolves the main risks upfront (mismatched goods / identity fraud); deals are closed directly between the parties, and disputes follow their contract and legal channels — the Inspection Report and fund verification records are key evidence.
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References REFERENCES
- Official workflow standard of the AIXX Exchange, www.aixx.vip (portal for exchange listings and Inspection Reports)
- Public Inspection Report verification portal /verify.html
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