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 $6,464,00 available to send —$1.5 million sent to Minnesota Timberwolves, Nickeil Alexander-Walker $7,768,700 available to receive —$115,000 from Brooklyn Rockets, Kobe Bufkin —$85,300 from Houston Rockets, Clint Capela Boston Celtics $7,964,000 to send $6,864,000 available to receive —$1.1 million from Brooklyn Nets, Terance Mann Brooklyn Nets $6,864,00 to send —$1.1 million to Boston Celtics, Terance Mann —$110,000 to Atlanta Hawks, Kobe Bufkin $7,964,000 available to receive [Read More]