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Step 01 / Source
Source
GPU fleets and racks. Intake, serialized documentation, and a signed agreement before any introduction.
Source. Partner. Settle.
One private path from a GPU fleet or rack coming out to signed paperwork.
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Step 02 / Partner
Partner
Certified data destruction, testing, and removal — by the processing partner, never by us.
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Step 03 / Settle
Settle
Buyer pays at settlement. No sale, no fee. You get the settlement and the certificates.
Who stands behind what
- The seller attests. Every lot's specifications and condition are the seller's representations, signed in a lot authorization before the lot is placed.
- The buyer tests. Buyers verify the equipment at their own facility during the acceptance window named in the agreement.
- RackMind connects. We originate the lot, run the placement, and stay in the room until settlement. We do not test, hold, store, or warrant equipment — and we never take title.
Where a private lot goes
- Private buyers & operators— negotiated placement for GPU fleets, servers, and current-generation systems.
- Dealer network— private, brokered placement for standardized servers, networking, and complete systems.
- Certified processing partners— testing, sanitization, and resale for mixed or incomplete lots.
Every confirmed lot is shown to at least two qualified buyers under paper — privately. Nothing is listed publicly, and nothing is auctioned.
The paper, before names or serials move: a seller lot authorization, a buyer introduction agreement with non-circumvention, and a closing fee acknowledgment — signed first, then the deal can move.
No public auction channel. Your lot is placed through a private, negotiated process; the buyer and terms are named in your agreement before anything moves.
Have a GPU fleet rolling off?
Start with a description, not a commitment.
Tell me what is in the fleet or rack. I will say what needs verifying.
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