The forward market for
GPU systems.
Standardized contracts on complete systems, direct from every major OEM. Firm delivery windows, settled with physical delivery.
| Contract | Vol | Lead | Last | Δ · 30d |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Dell/HGX B300PowerEdge XE9780LAP | 918 | 2–4 wk | $528,000 | +2.06% |
Lenovo ISG/HGX B300ThinkSystem SR680a V4 | 658 | 3–6 wk | $497,000 | -0.64% |
Supermicro/HGX B300SYS-822GS-NB3RT | 671 | 5–6 wk | $381,000 | -0.83% |
Gigabyte/HGX B300G894-SD3-AAX7 | 502 | 4–5 wk | $390,000 | -1.21% |
HPE/HGX B300ProLiant Compute XD690 | 637 | 5–7 wk | $516,000 | +0.88% |
ASRock Rack/HGX B3008U16X-GNR2 B300 | 418 | 4–7 wk | $403,000 | -1.78% |
NVIDIA/DGX B300DGX B300 | 1,043 | 3–5 wk | $509,000 | -1.12% |
Three sides of a forward contract.
Buyers, OEMs, and Rillor each play a clearly defined role. Every contract is designed around KYC counterparties, independent escrow, and a physical delivery obligation.
Browse, qualify, execute, take delivery.
- Browse forward contracts by SKU, OEM, and delivery month
- Complete KYC and delivery-capability verification
- Commit a deposit into escrow; balance due at delivery
- Take physical delivery FOB facility, end of delivery month
Allocate, list, sell, settle.
- Allocate forward inventory by SKU and delivery month
- List with Rillor, we publish to verified buyers
- Buyers commit; deposits structured to sit in independent escrow
- Ship at delivery; Rillor settles, end-buyer identified
Validate, escrow, comply, deliver.
- Buyer KYC, KYB, and NVIDIA channel eligibility
- Deposits designed to be held by an independent escrow agent
- Channel-compliance handshake with OEM upfront
- Delivery orchestration, first-line support, dispute resolution
A representative slice of the book.
Rillor's standardized reference SKUs, each priced from the qualified OEM builds behind it. Open any SKU for the full spec and the OEMs that build it.
Every Rillor SKU is built by qualified OEMs and ODMs from the NVIDIA and AMD system catalogs.
Supply on Rillor.
List forward inventory against commodity-grade reference SKUs, reach pre-qualified buyers, and hedge book risk.
For OEMs →Built for institutional buyers.
Forward contracts are settled instruments. They need real legal infrastructure, not a Discord. Rillor was scoped from day one around channel rules and counterparty risk.
KYC / KYB on every counterparty
Every buyer is a verified legal entity with confirmed delivery capability, operating data-center capacity or a contracted facility.
Independent escrow by design
Contracts are structured around an independent, regulated escrow agent, so deposits sit off Rillor's balance sheet and release on delivery confirmation. Pre-launch settlement is handled directly by the team.
Channel-compliant by design
Every end-buyer is identified to the OEM's NVIDIA business unit and the end-customer-of-record is contractually captured, so there is no grey-channel resale. NVIDIA authorization is not yet completed.
Delaware C-Corp · counsel engaged
Delaware C-Corporation. Contracts are physically delivered forwards, the same structure as physical commodity forward markets. Counsel engaged on the forward-contract framework and on Rillor Compute Index data licensing.
Forward-market thinking.
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TechnicalMI355X versus B200 and B300: where AMD Instinct fits.
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Two pillars, fully visible.
Rillor handles physical forward contracts on OEM GPU systems, and the Rillor Compute Index is a forward-price index licensed as a settlement feed. Pricing shown is indicative, pre-launch reference data. Access is invite only, with a partner inquiry in place of a trading button.
Forward contracts on OEM GPU systems.
OTC forwards on complete HGX B300, HGX B200, GB300 NVL36/NVL72, GB200 NVL36/NVL72, MI355X, H200, and H100 systems. Verified buyers, independent escrow by design, physical delivery.
View the marketplaceThe Rillor Compute Index + settlement feed.
A broadly-sourced forward-price index per major SKU, assessed from many sources under an IOSCO-aligned methodology. Designed to be licensed as a settlement feed and API to exchanges, funds, and researchers.
Explore the Rillor Compute IndexBuyers, OEMs and funds.
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