The card is real.
So is the receipt.
Every token here is bound to one graded slab sitting in a vault. Buy it with ETH, USDG or a slice of your AAPL. Hold it, stake it for a cut of the treasury, or call it in and have the physical card shipped to your door.
- In vault
- 112
- Book value
- $1.2K
- Floor
- $1.50
One token, three exits.
Hold
Keep the NFT. It is the claim on a specific graded copy, and it moves like any other token — transfer it, sell it, sit on it.
Redeem
Fill in a shipping form, confirm you understand it is one-way, and the custodian ships the slab. The token burns on dispatch.
Stake
Lock the card and accrue weight every block, scaled by rarity tier. At the end of each epoch a fixed budget is split by weight.
A card cannot be staked and in redemption at the same time. That rule lives in the contract state machine, not in the interface.
Pay with equity, not just crypto.
Tokenized stocks are native to this chain, so a card can be priced in dollars and settled in a slice of Apple. Quotes come from Chainlink with a staleness bound and a deviation guard; outside market hours the equity rail closes itself.
| Asset | Price | 24h | Haircut | Reserve leg | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Haircut is a buffer against the gap between the quoted feed and real swap execution, sized per ticker and widened outside regular hours. The reserve leg is the share of your payment that stays in the asset you paid with and joins the Stock Reserve.
Chase cards, graded and slabbed.
Kleavor VSTAR
$13.89
Zorua
$40.02
Bewear
$39.62
Jirachi V
$38.92
Vaporeon V
$32.79
Flareon V
$31.60
Quaxly
$29.39
Jolteon V
$28.63
Loudred
$26.03
Farigiraf
$25.73
Cufant
$22.57
Galarian Rapidash V
$20.68Weight, not promises.
We do not print an APY. Inflows move with marketplace turnover and the reserve is marked to market, so a fixed rate would be a number we could not stand behind. Instead each epoch closes with a real budget and splits it by weight.
The grid is a starting point and gets recalibrated against real inventory. If the top tier ends up overrepresented it captures a disproportionate share and staking stops being worth it for everyone else.
The person holding your card.
I collect graded cards, and I got tired of the gap between the two halves of this hobby. A slab in a vault is safe but illiquid. A card in your hands is yours but hard to sell for what it is worth.
Charizcard closes that gap without asking you to give either up. Every token here is bound to one specific graded copy I have picked and put into custody. Hold it, stake it, sell it to someone else at your own price — or call it in and have the physical card shipped to your door.
I choose what goes into the vault, and the chain keeps me honest about the rest.
- Cards curated
- 112
- Sets
- 23
- Graded
- 100%
Custody is a promise, so it comes with obligations rather than assurances: the vault registry is public, every card carries a serial and a slot, and redemption is a one-way door that only you can open. What the contracts enforce is written down in the disclosures, including the parts that are uncomfortable.
Cardboard with a custody trail.
111 graded cards are in the vault right now, from $1.50 to $43.24. Every one has a serial, a slot and a public status.
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