List what you have and want. We find the trade — including three-way loops nobody could spot by hand.
Trust here isn’t a vouch list or a reputation you have to take on faith. It’s enforced by the way trades are built — mechanically, on every single swap.
Each side authorizes a hold — collateral, not a charge. Ship your card and it’s released. Flake, and it pays your partner your card’s cash value.
Prepaid labels with tracking known from the moment they’re bought. No addresses swapped, no fake tracking, no “it’s in the mail.”
A card can’t be listed in two trades at once, and a trade can’t start until everyone’s ready. It’s built into the system, not just a policy.
List the cards you have and the ones you want. We do the hunting — including the loops you’d never find yourself.
Snap or dictate the cards in your binder — and the ones you’re after. Minutes, not an afternoon.
We're always comparing lists and surfacing fair trades — including 3-way loops you’d never spot yourself.
Deposits and shipping labels lock in together. Nobody ships until the whole trade is ready.
Drop it in the mail, watch it move in-app, confirm on arrival. Reputation ticks up. Onto the next.
Uneven trade? Live market pricing computes the cash difference automatically, so a swap that isn’t 50/50 is still fair — and still happens.
Want-list matching turns dead ends into trades. Multi-party loops turn the impossible ones into trades too. That’s the whole idea.
Vaults only move graded slabs you’ve mailed away. We’re built for raw cards, sub-$300, and the collector who wants the card in hand. That’s most of the hobby.
Reputation is automatic, deposits are enforced, and we handle the matching. It’s the same trust — just without the vouch lists and the hunting.
Early access is opening soon. Get in line and trade cards you actually wanted to move.
We collect the email — and, if you share it, what you collect — you submit here for one reason: to tell you when TradeTable opens and match you with the right cards on day one. We don’t sell it, share it, or use it for anything else. We don’t have a public support inbox live yet; once we do, getting off this list will be one email away.