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Jupiter Gacha is a pack opening product built on two collectibles providers, Collector Crypt and Phygitals. You open digital packs and pull real trading cards (Pokemon, One Piece, Dragon Ball, Riftbound, and sports cards) or, on watch packs, luxury watches authenticated by WristCheck. Every item shown in Jupiter Gacha corresponds to a physical collectible stored with a professional vaulting partner and represented by a token on Solana. When you pull a card, you own the token that represents the physical card. From there, you choose what to do with it.

Open Packs

Pick a pack tier, check the odds, and pull a card.

Instant Buyback

Sell any pull back for USDC at the pack’s buyback rate, within 3 or 7 days depending on the provider.

Marketplace

Buy and sell graded, tokenized cards with other collectors.

Shipping

Redeem a card to have the physical card shipped to your address.

What you actually own

Each card in Jupiter Gacha is a real, physical trading card held in custody by a professional vaulting partner. Most cards are graded slabs from a grading company such as PSA, CGC, or Beckett; the Sport Practice and Pokemon Trainer packs also contain ungraded cards. Collector Crypt cards are stored with vaulting partners such as PSA Vault or OmniVault, listed in the Vault details section of the card’s page. Phygitals cards are stored in the United States with PSA Vault, Fanatics Vault, or Alt Vault. The card is tokenized on Solana. Owning the token means owning the claim to the physical card. You can verify a graded card’s grading company, grading ID, and grade directly on its card detail page.

The four options after a pull

After opening a pack, you have four options for the card you pulled:
  1. Sell it back instantly. Every pull carries an instant buyback at the pack’s displayed rate, available for 3 days on Collector Crypt packs and 7 days on Phygitals packs. See Instant Buyback.
  2. List it on the marketplace. Set your own asking price and sell to other collectors. Collector Crypt cards only. See Marketplace.
  3. Keep it. The card stays vaulted and appears in your Collection. There is no time limit and no storage fee.
  4. Ship it home. Redeem the card to receive the physical card at your address: from Jupiter Gacha for a Collector Crypt card, through Phygitals for a Phygitals card. See Shipping.
You can also give things away: gift packs to another wallet, or send a card you own to a friend by transferring its token from your wallet. See Gifting.

Two providers, one interface

Collector Crypt supplies the Pokemon packs from Silver to Immortal, the Watch packs, the Dragon Ball packs, and the One Piece Straw Hat, Emperor, and Gorosei packs, runs their draws through its on-chain verifiable randomness program, operates the marketplace, and ships its cards. Phygitals supplies the Sport packs, the Pokemon Trainer pack, the Riftbound packs, and the One Piece Throne pack; its cards are shipped and resold through Phygitals or external marketplaces rather than from Jupiter Gacha. The app does not name the provider on a pack or a card, and a few rules differ between the two: the buyback window, Turbo mode, marketplace listing, shipping, and how randomness is verified. See Providers for the full comparison.

Fees

Opening packs carries no platform fee: you pay the pack price in USDC plus Solana network fees. Selling a Collector Crypt card on the marketplace carries a 2% fee on the sale price. Shipping a card home carries shipping fees set by the provider shipping it, Collector Crypt from Jupiter Gacha or Phygitals on its own site. There are no other user-facing fees.

Risk disclosure

Pack opening outcomes are random. Each pack displays fixed drop odds by rarity tier, and on most packs the majority of pulls fall in the lowest value range, below the pack price. The instant buyback guarantees a floor on the value of every pull, not a profit. Only spend what you are comfortable spending on collectible cards.
The expected value displayed on each pack is calculated from the current contents of that pack’s card pool and changes over time. It is an average across all possible outcomes, not a prediction of your individual pull.