What is Your Jewelry’s Cash Equity?
What is cash equity and how can you use it?
Your asset’s cash equity can be compared with the cash equity in your house: it is the cash-value that is hiding in your asset; representing a certain dollar amount that can be used (i.e. consumed) without having your item sold.
If your work with reDollar, you can almost immediately withdraw some of your item’s value (the cash-equity) for unrestricted use before your item sold and even before it was listed for sale! No other consignment company is offering a cash-payout before selling your item!
Cash Equity Availability
Fine jewelry, diamonds, wristwatches, pocket watches, antique and rare coins, historic silver, and more.
Cash Equity Unavailability
Colored stones, pearls, paintings, collectibles, handbags, other luxury goods.
How To Tap Into Your Item’s Cash Equity?
It’s very easy to consign and access your asset’s cash equity with reDollar. Our process is secure, very efficient and especially quick. It’s usually less than a week from opening a consignment account to withdrawing your cash equity.
Open a consignment account > Submit submission request > Ship your item > Withdraw available cash equity
Open a Consignment Account
Too good to be true?!
No, but there is a small fee for using cash equity. Using cash equity requires a (free) verified reDollar consignment account and is subject to a 1% usage fee/ per month that can be deducted once your item was sold. You can also repay the consumed cash equity and claim your item back.
How much does it cost?
e.g. Rolex Watch | Value $6,000
Cash Equity Consumed: $3,000
Cash Equity Usage Fee: $30/ month
Cash Equity Q&A
How quickly can you access cash equity?
Usually, it takes less than a week to withdraw your cash-equity.
Do you guarantee cash equity availability?
No, we cannot guarantee cash equity availability due to market demands/ risks. In most cases, cash equity is usually available in the accepted categories.
How will you get paid?
We offer multiple forms of payment including Zelle, check, e-check, wire transfer, direct deposit, or cashier check.
