Resale
Sold-out passes move. Without scalpers.
When a tier sells out, real demand shows up on WhatsApp anyway. Bring it on-platform: sanctioned listings, fair prices, clean re-issues.
You decide, per event
Resale is an organiser switch — on for this festival, off for that gala. Listings are visible only when the matching primary tier has sold out.
Fixed, fair pricing
Sellers list at the current first-party price — no bidding wars, no margin games. Promo windows can't move listed prices, so nobody gets a shock refund later.
Clean re-issue
On sale, the original ticket voids and the buyer receives a fresh credential — new QR, fresh holder. The old one can never scan again, and the audit trail stays whole.
Sellers made near-whole
The seller receives their paid amount minus the processor fee, read from the original payment — exactly what the money model says, stamped at listing time.
Illustrative — resale shelf, after a sell-out
| Pass | Primary | Listed price | Seller receives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekend Pass | S$229 | S$229 fixed | S$218.50 |
| Sat Day Pass | S$89 | S$89 fixed | S$84.90 |
Buyer badge reads “Resold — organiser-sanctioned”. The platform charges 0% on resale — the trust layer is the product, not the margin.
The objection we hear most
“Isn't resale just scalping with extra steps?”
Scalping thrives on opacity. Here the organiser sanctions the shelf, the price is fixed at the primary rate, visibility opens only at sell-out, and every re-issue is audit-stamped. The grey market is replaced, not hidden.