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Rips by Triumph: buyback, withdrawals & fees

Buyback is 100%. Withdrawals: $6.00 minimum, payouts take up to 14 days.

Last checked: Not stated

Cash-out on a $100 card

Illustrative card value. Figures come from the terms Rips by Triumph publishes.

Card value (illustrative)
$100.00
Buyback rate
100%
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Published wording
WHAT IS RIPS’ 100% BUYBACK GUARANTEE? Rips guarantees that it will buy back any card in your Inventory at the FMV in effect at the time of purchase for a minimum of seven days from the date the card is added to your Inventory
Observed on
Buyback offer
$100.00
Paid as
Not stated
Credit withdrawable?
Partly
View source for Rips by Triumph: Credit withdrawable?
Published wording
You may only withdraw funds that you have gained from the sales of your Inventory. You cannot withdraw deposited funds, as any deposited funds may only be used for the purchasing of collectibles or Packs.
Observed on
Withdrawal fee (percentage)
Not stated
Minimum withdrawal
$6.00
View source for Rips by Triumph: Minimum withdrawal
Published wording
A minimum withdrawal amount of $6 is required to reduce the cost of micro-transactions.
Observed on

Withdrawable cash
Not stated
  • The operator does not say whether buyback is paid in cash or site credit.
  • Withdrawal fees are not stated, so the cash figure is before any fees.
  • A minimum withdrawal amount applies before you can cash out.

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What the terms say

Buyback

Withdrawals

Shipping

Eligibility & age

Odds

Where it’s available

As stated by Rips by Triumph. This is the operator’s own statement of where it serves, not legal advice, and it does not confirm that using the service is legal where you live.

Stated as available

Stated as not available

Change history

No changes recorded yet.

Company facts

Legal entity
Not stated
Jurisdiction
Not stated
Launched
Not stated
Category
Card rips
Business model
Not stated
Website
https://docs.triumpharcade.com/ (opens in a new tab)

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