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Marketplace

Kettle's marketplace enables you to trade watches digitally or redeem at any time.

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Last updated 10 months ago

Everything Backed 1:1

Every watch posted on the Kettle platform is backed 1:1 with a physical watch in the Kettle Vault. If your goal is to build wealth by investing in watches or re-sell watches as a side hustle, we've save you the hassle of shipping the watch to yourself. We'll keep your watch safe in the vault as long you'd like.

Want to wear the watch on your wrist? Not a problem - just fill out your shipping info as you normally would and we'll send it to you express, fully insured.

Why Kettle?

With Kettle, trading watches has never been easier.

Our goal is to democratize the watch market by bringing all of the tools available to dealers (access to a pool of buyers & sellers, as well as financiers) readily accessible to anybody interested in watches.

Gain unparalleled insights into how the market is valuing a watch at any given time by viewing active bids or loan offers from people around the world. Borrow against a piece in your inventory in order to capitalize on another opportunity where you may need some extra funds. Easily buy-and-sell watches without having to deal with the hassle of shipping it to yourself, only to send to re-package and send to another customer a couple of weeks later.

In a single pane of glass, harness the full financial value of your watch collection.

Kettle Marketplace Fees

Kettle currently charges a 2.5% fee on all marketplace sales and a 5% annualized fee on all loan originations based on the loan's principal.

How to Borrow
Interest Payments, Grace Periods, and Defaults