Funding in action.

The first eight cases purchased on pre-order were Topps Signature. The streamer paid an average of $3,865 per unit and generated an average of $8,300 per unit through their live streams.

For the full financing of each unit, Card Partners charged the streamer $310 per unit. Once the product was broken and revenue was collected, the streamer repaid Card Partners, and the funds were added back to their available credit line for future purchases.

This structure allowed the streamer to buy more product, run more breaks, and continue scaling without tying up all of their own cash.

One of the buyer’s clients brought him two raw cards:

Both cards appeared to be in excellent condition and had strong grading upside. Expedited PSA grading was estimated at $149 per card, with an expected turnaround time of approximately four weeks.

Because this was the buyer’s first transaction with Card Partners, the deal required approval. Future purchases under a certain dollar amount may not require additional approval, while larger deals will continue to be reviewed before funding.

This partner has a specific strategy of buying quarterbacks during the offseason and has had success with this approach. Card Partners agreed with the opportunity, funded the purchase, and is currently waiting for the cards to be graded and for the NFL season to begin.

The customer who pulled the card was willing to sell it for $165,000. The streamer already had another buyer lined up at $200,000, creating a fast and profitable flip.

The problem was timing. The streamer did not have enough available liquidity to immediately wire or PayPal the $165,000 purchase price.

Card Partners stepped in, funded the payment to the original customer, collected payment from the final buyer, and then paid the streamer their profit after deducting a small funding percentage.

Because the capital was only deployed for a few days, the structure was simple, fast, and efficient. The streamer was able to complete the deal, the customer was paid quickly, and Card Partners helped bridge the gap between opportunity and execution.