A forward demand book for your AI hardware production.
Standard channel pricing. Aggregated KYC'd demand. Built-in NVIDIA channel compliance. We aggregate buyers. We are not asking you to discount margin.
You ship the boxes. We aggregate the buyers.
Most marketplaces ask OEMs to give up margin. Rillor does not. We list your contracts at the price your channel team would quote anyway. What we change is the shape of the demand-side: KYC'd, delivery-capable buyers committed weeks or months ahead, with deposits in escrow.
For your channel team, that's a forward order book they don't currently have. For your NVIDIA business unit, it's an end-customer-of-record system they can audit. For your CFO, it's contracted forward demand visible quarters ahead.
Five things, named.
Committed forward orders
Buyers commit deposits weeks to months ahead of delivery. You build to confirmed forward demand, not speculation.
Channel diversification
Reach beyond your top customers: tier-2 cloud, sovereign AI, enterprise mid-market, GPU-as-a-Service operators.
Aggregated demand signal
Anonymized cross-buyer demand data on the SKUs you list. Useful input to your forecasting and allocation.
First-line support absorption
Rillor handles buyer-side support, dispute resolution, and counterparty issues. Escalations route to you per standard terms.
NVIDIA channel compliance
End-buyer KYC, end-customer-of-record capture, channel-handshake protocol with your NVIDIA business unit.
Standardized contract terms
Per SKU family: quantity, delivery, deposit, settlement currency. No bespoke contracts per buyer.
Four steps from allocation to settlement.
Allocate
You commit forward inventory by SKU and delivery month, typically 5-10% of select-SKU monthly production to start.
List
Rillor publishes the listing to verified buyers. Anonymized aggregate demand stays visible to you in dashboards.
Sell
Buyers commit deposits. Rillor manages escrow via independent agent. End-customer-of-record captured at execution.
Settle
You ship at delivery date. Rillor releases settlement funds. End-customer report shared with your NVIDIA team.
End-customer identified. End-customer reported.
Every Rillor end-buyer completes KYC/KYB and is captured as end-customer-of-record at contract execution. End-customer reports are shared with your NVIDIA business unit per your existing channel program. We engage your NVIDIA team upfront, before the first listing, to align on protocol, not after a buyer surprises them.
The questions every partner asks.
Do we have to give up margin?+
How is NVIDIA channel compliance handled?+
What about warranty and support?+
How is tokenization (Phase 2) handled with our SKUs?+
What happens if a buyer defaults?+
What are the contract terms?+
Who is on the team?+
Tell us about your SKU lines.
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