
NBA teams can include cash as part of a trade but are limited to $7,964,000 for all transactions during the 2025-26 season. That’s two separate figures representing what teams can take in and what they can send out.
Teams above the second apron ($207,824,000) cannot send out cash in trade; conversely, if a team sends out cash in trade, they have a second-apron hard cap.
The following lists each team and their available balances to send and receive:
Spent/Received
- Atlanta Hawks
$3,464,00 available to send
—$1,500,000 sent to Minnesota Timberwolves, Nickeil Alexander-Walker
—$3,000,000 sent to Utah Jazz, Jock Landale
$7,768,700 available to receive
—$115,000 from Brooklyn Rockets, Kobe Bufkin
—$85,300 from Houston Rockets, Clint Capela - Boston Celtics
$3,593,000 to send
—$871,000 sent to Utah Jazz, Chris Boucher
—$3.500,000 sent to Charlotte Hornets, Xavier Tillman Sr.
$6,754,000 available to receive
—$1,100,000 from Brooklyn Nets, Terance Mann
—$1,100,000 from Brooklyn Nets, Josh Minott - Brooklyn Nets
$6,644,00 to send
—$1,100,000 to Boston Celtics, Terance Mann
—$110,000 to Atlanta Hawks, Kobe Bufkin
—$110,000 to Boston Celtics, Josh Minott
$4,464,000 available to receive
—$3,500,000 from LA Clippers, Chris Paul - Charlotte Hornets
$7,854,000 to send
—$110,000 to Orlando Magic, Tyus Jones
$4,464,000 available to receive
—$3,500,000 from Boston Celtics, Xavier Tillman Sr. - Chicago Bulls
$7,964,000 available to send
$7,464,000 available to receive
—$500,000 from New York Knicks, Guerschon Yabusele - Cleveland Cavaliers
$7,964,000 available to send
$7,854,000 available to receive
—$110,000 from Utah Jazz, Lonzo Ball
- Houston Rockets
$7,78,700 available to send
—$85,300 sent to Atlanta Hawks, Clint Capela
$7,964,000 available to receive - Detroit Pistons
$6,864,000 available to send
—$1,100,000 sent to Minnesota Timberwolves, Mike Conley
$7,964,000 available to receive - Indiana Pacers
$5,464,000 available to send
—$2,500,000 sent to San Antonio Spurs, Kam Jones
$7,964,000 available to receive - LA Clippers
$1,964,000 available to send
—$2,500,009 sent to Utah Jazz, John Collins
—$3,500,009 sent to Brooklyn Nets, Chris Paul
$7,964,000 available to receive - Los Angeles Lakers
$4,714,000 available to send
—$3,250,000 sent to Minnesota Timberwolves, Adou Thiero
$7,964,000 available to receive - Milwaukee Bucks
$7,964,000 available to send
$3,464,000 available to receive
—$4,500,000 from Phoenix Suns, Nigel Hayes-Davis - Minnesota Timberwolves
$7,964,000 available to send
$3,214,000 available to receive
—$3,250,000 from Los Angeles Lakers, Adou Thiero
—$1,500,000 from Atlanta Hawks, Nickeil Alexander-Walker
—$1,100,000 from Detroit Pistons, Mike Conley - New Orleans Pelicans
$7,964,000 available to send
$7,575,000 available to receive
—$389,000 from New York Knicks, Jose Alvarado - New York Knicks
$7,464,000 available to send
—$500,000 to Chicago Bulls, Guerschon Yabusele
—$389,000 to New Orleans Pelicans, Jose Alvarado
$7,964,000 available to receive - Oklahoma City Thunder
$7,214,000 available to send
—$750,000 to Utah Jazz, Balša Koprivica
$7,964,000 available to receive - Orlando Magic
$7,964,000 available to send
$7,854,000 available to receive
—$110,00 from Charlotte Hornets, Tyus Jones - Phoenix Suns
$3,464,000 available to send
—$4,500,000 to Milwaukee Bucks, Nigel Hayes-Davis
$7,964,000 available to receive - San Antonio Spurs
$7,964,000 available to send
$5,464,000 available to receive
—$2,500,000 from Indiana Pacers, Kam Jones - Utah Jazz
$7,854,000 available to send
—$110,000 to Cleveland Cavaliers (Lonzo Ball)
$843,000 available to receive
—$2,500,000 from LA Clippers, John Collins
—$750,000 from Oklahoma City Thunder, Balša Koprivica
—$3,000,0000 from Atlanta Hawks, Jock Landale
—$871,000 from Boston Celtics, Chris Boucher
Full Availability ($7,964,00 in either direction)
- Dallas Mavericks
- Denver Nuggets
- Golden State Warriors
- Memphis Grizzlies
- Miami Heat
- Philadelphia 76ers
- Portland Trail Blazers
- Sacramento Kings
- Toronto Raptors
- Washington Wizards
Email Eric Pincus at eric.pincus@gmail.com and follow him on Twitter @EricPincus.
(Updated on 2/8/26)



