Understanding Order Statuses
Every order on CardNexus goes through a series of statuses from the moment it's placed to the moment it's completed (or cancelled).
Last updated About 19 hours ago
The Happy Path
Most orders follow this straightforward journey:
Awaiting Shipment โ Shipped โ Delivered โ Completed
That's it! The seller ships your cards, tracking confirms delivery, and after a short review window, the order completes and funds are released to the seller.
All Order Statuses
Active Statuses
These mean your order is still in progress โ something is happening or someone needs to take action.
Completed Status
After an order is marked as completed, both the buyer and seller have 7 days to leave a review. Reviews use a double-blind system โ neither party can see the other's review until both have submitted (or the deadline passes).
Cancelled Statuses
Sometimes orders don't work out. Here's what each cancellation type means.
All cancellations result in a full refund to the buyer. Refunds are processed back to your original payment method and typically appear within 5-10 business days.
Dispute Statuses
If something goes wrong with a delivered order, the buyer can open a dispute.
Disputes can end in several ways: full refund, partial refund, no refund, or a return. See Reporting a Problem for details on how the dispute process works.
Key Timers to Know
These automatic timers keep orders moving forward:
Frequently Asked Questions
My order has been "Awaiting Shipment" for a few days โ should I worry? Sellers have up to 5 days to ship. If they haven't shipped by then, the order will be automatically cancelled and you'll get a full refund. You can also request a cancellation yourself if you don't want to wait.
The order says "Delivered" but I haven't received it yet. Tracking data isn't always perfectly accurate. Wait a day or two โ sometimes packages show as delivered before they actually arrive (or they're at a pickup point). If it still hasn't turned up, report a problem on the order page.
Why is there a 7-day review window after delivery? This protects buyers. It gives you time to open the package, check that the cards match the listing, and report any issues before the seller receives payment. Think of it as a built-in buyer protection period.
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Tracking Your Order โ How to follow your package