Sell Your NCAA Claim for Immediate Cash Today

You gave your all on the field and crushed it on the court. Now it’s time to cash in. Let the largest pool of buyers compete to give you every dollar you deserve.

Let's get you in the game.

Click the link below to get your instant quote

(you will be asked to review and acknowledge a Tax Warning before completing a transaction).

Claim ID / PIN

Including name of school(s), years competed in NCAA and sport(s) played.

NCAA EC ID

Your unique identification number assigned to when registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center

Valid ID

If you have 2 forms that is preferred. Can be driver's license, passport, and/or national ID.

2 Proofs of Address

In PDF format (not screenshots converted into PDFs) and dated within three months.

Join your fellow athletes who got their lump sums!

Simi Moala

University of Utah, Football

Noah Palmer

University of Pittsburgh, Football

Marvin Coleman II

UNLV, Basketball

Reggie Grimes

University of Oklahoma, Football

How It Works

Verify Your Claim

Use your Claim ID/PIN or NCAA Eligibility Center ID.

1. Get a Free Valuation

   See what your claim could be worth.

2. Review the Offer

   No contract - you decide. We're here for your questions.

3. Get Paid

   If you accept an offer funds go straight to you.

Why Xclaim?

Trusted and Secure

Remain anonymous until you accept an offer

You’re in Control

Set your desired price and terms

Transparent

No contract, you decide to sell or not.

Why Sell Now?

The House v. NCAA settlement was approved but initial payments may be delayed until 2026 or beyond. Additional payouts may stretch out over 10 years. Selling your claim today means you get the most money for your claim - to do what you want with it without the wait.

“To anyone trying to sell their claim, why wait? Xclaim had constant communication all the way through. No grays, no unknown. Easy, fast and transparent.” - Reggie Grimes, University of Oklahoma

Athlete FAQs

Who is eligible to sell?

Any holder of a valid claim (or claims) in the class action litigations captioned as In Re: College Athletic NIL Litigation (Case No. 4:20-CV-03919); Carter v. NCAA (“Carter”) (Case No. 4:23-CV-06325) and Hubbard vs. National College Athletic Association (Case No. 4:23-CV-01593) that have not already sold their claim (or claims) and meet other eligibility criteria.

How do buyers price claims?

Buyers consider various factors, including the size of the claim, the jurisdiction of the seller and the quality of the seller's documentation supporting the claim.

How does the auction work?

Before approving your claim listing, Xclaim will ask you to set your "Ask Price" — in other words, the minimum amount you are willing to accept to trade. If a buyer bids below your Ask Price while your claim is listed, you may, but have no obligation to, proceed to transaction. If you receive a bid equal to or greater than your Ask Price while your claim is listed, you will be required to proceed, subject to agreeing on final documentation and the buyer's diligence of your claim and supporting documents.

What terms will govern the sale of my claim?

Xclaim may present you with an immediate offer to purchase your claim based on current market conditions. If you accept that offer, you will transact on Xclaim’s standard form agreement for NCAA transactions.

Is selling my claim safe and legal?

Selling claims is perfectly legal. Xclaim is the leading digital marketplace for selling claims and has helped claim holders liquidate more than $1 billion in claims across bankruptcies, class actions and other situations.

Where can I get more information about the settlement?

Verita, the Claims Administrator, manages a website with comprehensive information on the cases.