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Common questions before a private AI credit match.
Answers about providers, proof, discounts, identity, paperwork, and broker-led closing.
Submit a private intake
Sell Credits
What credits are you selling? Select provider, credit type, value, discount, and expiry. Your information stays anonymous until both sides approve an intro.
Request Credits
What credits are you looking for? Select provider, credit type, and target value. Your request stays anonymous until a reviewed seller path is approved.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is AI Credits?
AI Credits is a private broker intake desk for teams that want to sell unused AI or cloud credits, or request discounted capacity from reviewed supply.
What kinds of credits can buyers request?
Buyers can request Google Cloud, Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, and Azure OpenAI credits only.
Do discounts or rate limits change?
Discounts are indicative until a specific match is reviewed. Performance, rate limits, and transfer path depend on provider terms and account structure.
How do transfers work?
The path depends on the credit source and provider. Some deals use account handoff, assignment, invoice-backed access, or a broker-managed closing packet.
Will my identity be shared?
Not publicly. We only share counterparty details when both sides consent and the deal path is ready for review.
How long does review take?
Initial intake can be reviewed quickly, but closing timing depends on proof quality, provider restrictions, buyer requirements, paperwork, and escrow readiness.
Can buyers verify before paying?
For qualified matches, the broker can request screenshots, invoices, read-only evidence, test access, or other proof before payment terms are finalized.
What if access breaks later?
The closing packet should define confirmation, support, refund, or escrow release conditions before either side proceeds.
Where do credits come from?
Common sources include purchased balances, startup grants, accelerator credits, enterprise commitments, promotional credits, and unused team subscriptions.
How do you keep deals clean?
We screen source, expiry, transferability, identity, documentation, sanctions-sensitive details, and provider-specific restrictions before any intro.
What is the payment and escrow flow?
Payment terms are handled manually after a match is supportable. Escrow-ready support can be coordinated for qualified transactions.
Do buyers need to change code?
Sometimes no, sometimes yes. It depends on whether the match uses API keys, account access, cloud credits, or an invoice-backed path.
What paperwork is needed?
Expect company details, invoices, tax information, NDA if required, proof of source, proof of balance, and closing instructions.
Why mention sustainability?
Unused credits often expire unused. Better matching can reduce wasted committed capacity while helping builders access needed compute.