THE FLOW
PAY
Pick a machine and pay in ETH. The contract keeps your payment in escrow — it is not released until a pack has genuinely been opened in your name.
WE OPEN A REAL PACK
Your payment buys a genuine sealed pack. The whole draw is recorded onchain, so anyone can check what happened after the fact.
YOU GET THE CARD
A token is minted straight to your wallet, backed one to one by the graded card that now sits in the vault under your name.
DECIDE WHAT TO DO
Keep it for as long as you like, sell it back to the vault, list it for other collectors, or pull it out and claim the physical card.
WHAT STANDS BEHIND YOUR TOKEN
Two things exist at once, and they are locked to each other. In the vault sits a professionally graded card, insured at a stated value and held in custody — it does not move for as long as your token exists.
In your wallet sits a token carrying that exact card's grade, certificate number and insured value. There is never more than one token per card, and a token is only minted once the physical card is already in custody. When a card leaves, its token is burned.
THE COLLECTION
Every card opened here is minted into a single collection. One token per card, minted only against a card already in custody.
SEEING YOUR CARD IN YOUR WALLET
Most wallets only pick up collectibles automatically on the largest networks, so your card may not show up on its own at first. You only need to add it once — after that it stays put.
Check that your wallet is on the right network, open its collectibles section and choose to import manually, then paste the collection address together with the token ID printed on your card.
THE MARKETPLACE
Cards can change hands directly between collectors, which often beats selling back to the vault.
LIST
Name your price. The card stays in your wallet and only moves when somebody actually buys it. Reprice or delist whenever you feel like it.
OFFER
Bid on anything that is listed. Your offer stays yours until it is accepted, and you can pull it back at any point.
BUY
Pay the asking price and the card lands in your wallet in the same transaction. No waiting, no intermediary holding it.
Neither your card nor your funds are ever held by the marketplace. Listing only grants permission to move a card and an offer only grants permission to spend, so both sides keep what is theirs until a trade actually settles. A 2.5% fee applies to a completed sale.
BRINGING CARDS ACROSS
Cards you already hold elsewhere can be moved into the vault and put to work here.
SEND THE CARD
Connect the wallet holding your cards, pick one and send it to the vault.
RECEIVE THE TOKEN
Once the card arrives we mint its token and send it to you. The physical card stays in the vault exactly as it was.
TRADE OR WITHDRAW
A deposited card behaves like any other in your collection — list it, take offers on it, or withdraw it again later.
ODDS AND PRICING
| Tier | Value | Chance |
|---|---|---|
| Epic | $250 and up | 1% |
| Rare | $110 to $250 | 4% |
| Uncommon | $60 to $110 | 15% |
| Common | $30 to $60 | 80% |
Placeholder figures — replace with the odds and value ranges published by your own pack supplier before launch.
QUESTIONS
What do I pay with?
Packs are priced in ETH. Pack prices are set in dollars and converted at the live ETH rate at the moment you open one, so the amount of ETH you pay moves with the market. Keep a little extra beyond the quoted price to cover gas.
What exactly is insured value?
It is the value the card is insured for while it sits in custody, based on its grade and recent sales of comparable cards. It is what the custodian is on the hook for, not a promise of what the card will fetch on the open market.
What if something goes wrong while my pack is opening?
Your payment sits in escrow until a pack has actually been opened for you. If the draw does not complete, the escrow is what protects you — nothing is released for a pack that never happened.
Can I really get the physical card shipped?
Yes. Redeeming burns your token and takes the card out of the vault, at which point it is shipped to you. Once that happens the token is gone for good — the card and the token never exist apart.
Do I have to keep the card as a token?
No. Holding, trading and redeeming are all equally valid endings. Plenty of collectors keep cards tokenised because it is far easier to trade them that way, but nothing stops you claiming the physical card whenever you want.