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Keep the card. Or take the sellback.
The incoming direct USDC pack system calculates the card's insured value—its buyback amount—at 93% of its recorded market value, rounded down to the nearest cent, paid in USDC.
See the amount before you decide
| Recorded card value | Gross sellback |
|---|---|
| $1.00 | $0.93 |
| $10.00 | $9.30 |
| $100.00 | $93.00 |
| $1,000.00 | $930.00 |
For a $10.01 card, 93% is $9.3093. Rounded down to the cent, the gross sellback is $9.30. Network fees are separate, so the gross amount is not a promise of your net proceeds.
What the percentage applies to
The rate applies to the card's recorded value, not the price you paid for the pack. A $5 opening that returns a card valued at $3 has a gross sellback of $2.79.
Ript calls the buyback amount the insured value: 93% of the card's recorded market value, rounded down to the cent. For example, a card with a $100 recorded market value has an insured value of $93.
Make your choice
- Keep: retain ownership of the card. Keeping is separate from requesting physical delivery.
- Sell: review the card and payout, approve the transaction, then wait for confirmation.
- Confirm: check that the payout and ownership update completed before trying again.
Sellback transfers the card back into the available inventory. The operation requires your ownership, a valid transaction, and sufficient available funds. “Instant sellback” should not be read as a guaranteed confirmation time.
Availability: this page describes the incoming USDC multi-pack flow. Do not assume other payment currencies are enabled unless the live interface offers them.