Cash Flow by Yves Doumergue
$ 50.00
In stock
Instantly transform your credit card into REAL cash
Cash Flow lets you perform a direct, visual transformation that feels natural and spontaneous. Take a credit card taken openly from your wallet and instantly turn it into a real banknote, without any cover or suspicious handling.
Designed to feel effortless, Cash Flow is practical, discreet, and always ready when you are. The moment is immediate, the outcome undeniable: real cash, usable on the spot.
Perfect for casual performances, close-up situations, or anytime you want a powerful, organic miracle that lives quietly in your wallet.
WHAT MAKES IT SPECIAL
Always Ready: Slips into your wallet so you’re always set for a mind-blowing performance.
Works with Any Currency: Euros, dollars, pounds… Whatever you use, it adapts.
Ultra-Visual Effect: The transformation is instant, seamless, and completely mind-boggling.
A Regular Banknote: No gimmicked bills, no sneaky switch. Take it and use it immediately!
No Suspicious Moves: The magic happens in full view, right under their noses.
Easy to Learn, Impossible to Forget: A few minutes of practice, and you’re performing a miracle.
What’s included
- The ingenious Cash Flow gimmick
- Easy-to-follow instructions to get your gimmick set up with your own currency
- A detailed tutorial with multiple handling variations and presentation tips
- An extra credit card for seamless transformations whenever you want
- Pro tips to enhance your performance and adapt to different currencies
Testimonials
“Cashflow is an astonishingly visual gem that is destined to become an EDC item for many magicians.”
– Eric Jones
“A clean, visual, direct method for a bill transformation. Can’t wait to use this.”
– Patrick Kun
“This is next-level magic. Visual, practical, and truly shocking!”
– The French Twins
“I performed Cash Flow on my recent 35-city lecture tour – and the only thing that vanished faster than the credit card was my inventory. When you fool yourself in the mirror, you’ll know why Yves has a big hit on his hands.”
– Gregory Wilson
