Companies
Directory of collectible card companies and on-chain TCG rip platforms — live volume context plus EV coverage.
Collectible card companies
1
Collector Crypt
LIVESolana RWA marketplace and pack gacha for vaulted graded trading cards ($CARDS).
Volume
$69.3M
EV
−5.9% fav
2
Courtyard
LIVEPolygon tokenized marketplace and graded-card pack gacha with Brinks vault custody.
Volume
$21.3M
EV
~85% buyback
3
Phygitals
LIVESolana marketplace and pack/claw gacha for vaulted graded TCG and sports cards.
Volume
$6.9M
EV
~85% buyback
4
Renaiss
LIVEBNB Chain collectible-finance / infinite gacha network for vault-backed graded cards.
Volume
n/a
EV
n/a
5
Beezie
WATCHDigital claw-machine and marketplace for vaulted graded collectibles (Base + Flow).
Volume
$2.9M
EV
odds only
6
GachaPull
WATCHGacha.game pack pulls of vault-backed physical cards (rip-index key: gachapull).
Volume
n/a
EV
~93% buyback
7
MNSTR
WATCHMegaETH on-chain graded-card packs with published odds and FMV buyback.
Volume
n/a
EV
~87% buyback
8
Ready Cards
WATCHVRF-verified digital packs of PSA-graded cards with keep, ship, or cash-out flows.
Volume
n/a
EV
n/a
9
Shiny
WATCHProvably fair digital packs that award real PSA-graded Pokemon and One Piece slabs.
Volume
n/a
EV
n/a
How to read the directory
Volume is not profit
Big trading numbers look exciting, but they are not what a company keeps. Fees, buybacks, and inventory risk matter more. Use our TAM report to see where these rip platforms sit in the wider card market.
What EV means
EV (expected value) asks a simple question: over many packs, do the odds and prices look fair? Highlight pulls are marketing. Learn how it works first, then compare platforms on the EV tracker.
Follow the cards
One brand can run a pack machine, a marketplace, and a vault at once. Before you trust a rip, ask who stores the physical cards, how ownership moves, and where fees are charged.