NINE CAP bot
You won.
AUC-DEMO closed at S$60 to you. Tell me meet-up or shipping and I'll set the order up.
Hammered
Every lot sells. No snipe wins.
Singapore Pokémon card auctions inside one Telegram channel: no-reserve lots, an anti-snipe clock, checkout handled by the bot.
How a lot runs
The rules are simple.
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No reserve.
The opening price is the floor. When the clock runs out, the highest bid wins, whatever it is. Every lot sells.
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Bid in the thread.
Each lot has its own discussion thread in the channel. You bid there, in plain Telegram. No signup, no app, no account.
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The clock stretches.
A bid in the final stretch pushes the closing time back. Nobody wins a lot by being fast at the last second.
New lots drop regularly, often several batches closing across one day.
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Sample listing
- Lot
- AUC-DEMO
- Opening
- S$40
- Reserve
- None
- Closes
- Tonight, clock extends on late bids
Bid in this lot's thread0 bids
AUC-DEMO · live
Closes in
2:00
Demo lot. Sample bids, compressed timing.
Now it's live.
Bids land in the thread. The clock is the only thing that matters, and it stretches.
Try to snipe it.
Wait for the last seconds, then bid. Watch the clock.
Hammer to hand, handled.
From the moment a lot closes, the NINE CAP bot runs the rest. This is what a winner's chat looks like.
NINE CAP bot
Pay by PayNow.
Your PayNow reference and the amount are in this message. Pay within the window and the bot tracks the order from paid through to packed.
Paid
NINE CAP bot
Packed, then on its way.
Status moves through packed, shipped or met, so you always know where the card is. Most buyers in Singapore meet up; shipping is there if you prefer.
Fulfilled
You, any time
Keep track in the chat.
Watch a lot and the bot reminds you as its close approaches. Ask for your orders and every past win is listed with its status, right in the chat.
Tracked
Every lot on the channel came out of a binder like yours.
Consignment
Hand over the cards. That's the job.
You skip the listing grind. NINE CAP photographs, lists, hosts the auction, handles buyers and support, packs, and fulfils. You get a report and a payout.
Message us to consign- Bring
- Raw Pokémon singles, preferred. PSA-graded cards, especially larger collections. High-end chase cards: SIRs and SARs are especially valued.
- Less preferred
- Bulk and commons. They rarely clear enough to cover anyone's postage on Telegram, so we'll usually route them to our Carousell live streams instead — but we'll still take and sell them if that's what you're consigning.
- We handle
- Listing, hosting, buyers, customer support, packing, fulfilment. Every step after you hand over.
- Turnaround
- Fast. Regular auction nights, new lots dropping often. Payout typically 1 to 2 days after a Telegram auction, 1 to 2 weeks after a Carousell one.
Nothing opaque.
After your lot sells you get a settlement report: lot number, final sale price, the buyer, and every fee, line by line.
Consignment fee, by final sale price
| Final sale price | NINE CAP consignment fee |
|---|---|
| S$7 and below | S$1 flat (S$0.50 if sold at exactly S$1) |
| Above S$7, under S$20 | 14% |
| S$20 – S$99 | 10% |
| S$100 and above | 6% |
Lower-value cards carry a flat, transparent fee instead of a percentage.
Platform fee, separately
One small platform fee per completed sale covers the automated bidding and checkout system: 3% on Telegram lots, 6% on Carousell lots. A sale is charged whichever one matches its channel, never both.
Settlement report
Worked example
LotAUC-DEMO
Channel
Consignment fee 6%S$12.00
Platform fee 3%, TelegramS$6.00
Your payoutS$182.00
Paid to you typically 1 to 2 days after a Telegram auction. No listing fees, no postage charged to you, nothing else deducted.
The settlement you receive
When your cards are paid for, NINE CAP sends you this bill on Telegram. Every card is its own line, both fees are shown against that card's own price, and the payout is the sum. Sample figures.
