Are card rip apps legit? It is two questions

Whether an app pays and ships is one question. What it costs you is another. Here is what each rated app puts in writing on both, and a checklist for any other app.

By Alexander Korsager · Checked 6 October 2026 · We earn nothing from any app on this site

Top rated · graded out of 5

1. Do they pay and ship?

20 of 27 say sell-backs pay cash or stablecoin

27 of 27 say they ship the card. Those are their terms. We have not tested a withdrawal or a delivery.

2. What does it cost you?

8 of 27 publish enough to work it out

At Lastpack, $100 of packs sold straight back returns about $95, at its own published figures.

What “legit” hides

People use one word for three different claims. Each needs different proof.

It pays and ships

What would prove it: A dated withdrawal and a delivered card.
What exists today: Terms that promise both. No test yet.

It is fair

What would prove it: Outcomes counted against the published odds.
What exists today: Published odds at 21 of 27 rated apps. Nobody has counted.

It is worth it

What would prove it: Average value, sell-back rate and fees, all published.
What exists today: Enough to compute it at 8 of 27 rated apps.

So this guide does not call any app “legit”. It shows what is written down, and says where nothing has been tested.

Eight checks for any rip app

Tick what the app shows you before you pay. Or load one we have read and see where it falls short.

Start from

Do the terms name the company behind it?A named legal entity is someone you can complain about.
Can you see the odds before you pay or sign up?Odds shown only after a deposit cannot be compared.
Does selling a card back pay cash, not site credit?Credit can only buy more packs.
Is the sell-back percentage written down?Without it you cannot work out what a pack costs.
Is the withdrawal minimum published?A balance below the minimum is stuck.
Is the shipping cost published?Per-card shipping is the most common concrete complaint.
Do the terms say what happens to a card you leave in storage?Some apps sell an unclaimed card back automatically.
Is there a way to lock yourself out?The one safeguard you control.

Tick what the app puts in writing on a page you can read before paying.

A count of published terms. It is not our rating and not a verdict that an app is safe.

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Tick what the app puts in writing on a page you can read before paying.

A count of published terms. It is not our rating and not a verdict that an app is safe.

The same checks on every app we rate

Filled from each operator's own pages. Tap a poster for the app's terms, or a cell for the words and the source. Posters and table both put the most checks first.

#2 on our desk rating · 4.3 / 5

Lastpack

Digital packs from $0.25 that each assign one real card, a raw single or a graded slab, from a warehouse in California. Sell it back, or ship it within 7 days.

How money comes outUSDC to a Solana address, $10 minimum. No bank or card payout yet

Sell-back: 100%
Read on the operator's own page
“Current user-initiated sellback is 100% of fair market value, credited to your Lastpack balance.”
Of Lastpack's own value: “The FMV that lastpack uses may not match published market values.” The terms state no percentage and say a buyback may “change or expire at any time”.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source
Lowest pack: $0.25
Read on the operator's own page
“$0.25 $1 $5 $10 $25 $50 $100 $150 $250 $500 $1,000”
The Quarter pack. It showed “SOLD OUT” when read; the $1 Noobie pack was the lowest with a price shown as open.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source
Odds: Public
Read on the operator's own page
“UNCOMMON $3.50–$5.00 70.0%”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source

Know first: The only way to take money out is USDC on Solana, a card left for 7 days is sold back automatically, and the terms ask for a personal US phone number.

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The same checks in writing for every rated app
App	In writing	Company	Odds first	Cash out	Sell-back rate	Withdrawal min.	Shipping cost	Storage rule	Self-exclusion
Lastpack	7 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “a legally binding agreement between you and Lotus Digital Inc., a Delaware corporation” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “UNCOMMON $3.50–$5.00 70.0%” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	~ Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “Withdrawals are USDC to a Solana address.” A sell-back is “credited to your Lastpack balance” and the terms let “Eligible Sale Proceeds” be cashed out. Money you paid in and bonus credit cannot be withdrawn. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 100% Read on the operator's own page “Current user-initiated sellback is 100% of fair market value, credited to your Lastpack balance.” Of Lastpack's own value: “The FMV that lastpack uses may not match published market values.” The terms state no percentage and say a buyback may “change or expire at any time”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ $10 Read on the operator's own page “the current minimum withdrawal value is $10” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “the price you see at checkout is the real cost — no flat fee and no markup” No dollar figure is public. Sales tax is added, and abroad the recipient pays duties and import taxes. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 7 days Read on the operator's own page “YOU MAY ONLY STORE A COLLECTIBLE FOR A MAXIMUM OF SEVEN (7) DAYS FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE.” After that the card is “automatically sold back to lastpack” at the value set when you bought. The next sentence of the terms has a typo: “five (7) days”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Yes Read on the operator's own page “You can set self-exclusions in Settings → Responsible Purchasing.” Limits can also be set. “Self-exclusion cannot be cancelled once started.” The setting is inside an account and was not seen. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source
Arena Club	6 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “When we say, “Arena Club,” “we,” “our,” or “us,” we mean Arenaclub.com, Inc.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Grail Hit rate per card 0.02%” A $50 soccer pack page showed its checklist and hit rates without a login. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page “receive payouts for Arena Club offers, marketplace sales, and accepted cash offers” The offer lands in the Arena Club Wallet, which the help centre says can be withdrawn through Stripe. One sentence of the terms reads the other way, though the sentence before it says wallet funds “can also be withdrawn by the Registered User through Stripe at any time”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 90% after fee Read on the operator's own page “equal to 100% of our estimated value of the item(s), less a 10% fee” Recorded as the terms word it: 100% of Arena Club's own estimate, then a 10% fee, which nets 90%. Arena Club sets the estimate. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ $1 Read on the operator's own page “Stripe limits the minimum amount to $1 so anything less cannot be withdrawn” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “Retrieval Fee: $1 per card. Shipping Costs: Varies” The shipping and insurance amounts are shown at checkout, not published. Wallet funds cannot pay the retrieval fee. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale is stated. An unaccepted offer lapses and the card stays in the vault. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool found. The help centre describes an optional rolling 30-day spending limit for Slab Packs; a request to raise it is held for 24 hours. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Repackz	6 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “Address: Collectbase Inc. /dba/ Collectibles.com 6001 W Parmer Lane, Ste 370, Austin, TX 78727” The site footer adds: “Collectibles.com is operated by Collectbase Inc., a Delaware corporation.” Both store listings give Collectbase Inc. as the developer. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “59.98% ($12-22 value)” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page “The net amount is added to your Collectibles.com account balance instantly, which you can use to purchase more packs or withdraw.” Paid into the wallet in US dollars. Withdrawal runs through Coinflow to a bank account or debit card. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 84% after fee Read on the operator's own page “you can sell any unwanted card back to Collectibles.com for 90% of its fair market value” The terms give no figure: “a percentage of our determined fair market value”. Paying subscribers get 91% to 95% on packs opened with subscription credit. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ $5 Read on the operator's own page “The minimum withdrawal amount is $5 .” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “There is a $3 handling fee per redeemed card.” Sales tax on the card's market value is added to the invoice. Insurance is optional at $1.50 per $100. Cards can be bundled into one shipment. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale is described. After the 7-day window a card “is no longer eligible for buyback—you can either redeem it for shipping or keep it stored in the vault”. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool, spending limit or cooling-off option found in the terms or the help centre. The help centre says: “No limits. Buy as many packs as you'd like.” Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Rips by Triumph	6 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “Triumph TCG, LLC d/b/a "Rips by Triumph"” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ In app only Read on the operator's own page “The statistics will change in real time based on available inventory.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page The terms let you withdraw money from card sales. The same terms word the credit for a return as “additional pack purchase credits”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 100% Read on the operator's own page “Rips guarantees that it will buy back any card in your Inventory at the FMV in effect at the time of purchase for a minimum of seven days” 100% of Triumph's own fair market value, which Triumph sets. Promotional cards have no buyback value. The FAQ is dated 21 September 2026. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ $6 Read on the operator's own page Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in No amount is published; the fee is shown only inside the app. The FAQ says you pay all shipping costs, and the terms say each card ships separately. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ 7 days Read on the operator's own page “YOU MAY ONLY STORE A COLLECTIBLE FOR A MAXIMUM OF SEVEN DAYS.” At Triumph's sole discretion, under the terms. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Yes Read on the operator's own page “you will be able to self exclude for one week, one month, one year, or permanently” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source
RipRip.io	5 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “operated by Magic Peak Ventures LLC, a limited liability company established in the Island of Nevis, W.I.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “0.1% chance, $100.01 – $200. Sample rotates daily, not guaranteed.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page “Instant Sell proceeds are deposited into your RipRip wallet. They can accumulate across multiple sales and can be withdrawn using Cash Out.” The balance is a wallet RipRip creates for you. It can be cashed out to a bank, PayPal or Venmo, or sent as USDC. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 90% Read on the operator's own page “Instant Sell the card for 90% of its estimated value” Stated in the FAQ, not in the terms. RipRip sets the estimated value, and the terms say “actual values may differ from our estimated values”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No minimum or withdrawal fee is stated in the FAQ or the terms. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in No figure is public. The FAQ says: “Shipping costs depend on the destination and the card being shipped. The exact charge is displayed before the shipment is confirmed.” The terms add insurance, taxes and customs duties. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ 1 day Read on the operator's own page “If no choice is made during that window, the card is automatically sold back for 90% of its estimated value” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool or spending limit is described. The FAQ says only: “Spend responsibly and never more than you can afford.” Checked 6 Oct 2026.
BOXED.GG	5 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “a legal contract between Loot Labs, Inc. dba Boxed.gg and its affiliates” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “we provide the odds of pulling every single item in every box” Two box pages were read without an account, each with a full drop table. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Credit only Read on the operator's own page “Gems themselves are an in-app currency and are not converted back into a cash balance.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 100% Read on the operator's own page “Any card can be sold back to BOXED for its gem value, at any time.” The full gem value, paid in gems. The gem value is set by BOXED from third-party market data; it is not a market price you can realise. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in No minimum is published. Limits and fees “vary by account and are always shown at the point of withdrawal”. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “550 (~$5 USD)” One fee covers up to 15 cards withdrawn within 24 hours, by its help article on withdrawal fees. Other destinations cost 1,000 to 3,500 gems. Marketplace slabs ship free within the US. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale is described. After 7 days in inventory, shipping a card whose price has risen costs a withdrawal fee equal to the rise. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Yes Read on the operator's own page “Self-exclusion is a temporary break of 1 to 30 days.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source
DOPA	5 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “a legal contract between sinsa Inc. (dba DOPA!) and its affiliates” The App Store names the seller as SINSA, K.K. and Google Play as SINSA, INC. The terms give no address or country of incorporation. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Odds & Probabilities” Pack pages show the odds without a login. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Credit only Read on the operator's own page “Credits cannot be withdrawn, sold, transferred, or converted to fiat currency.” A card is converted to credits, which the help centre also calls points. Credits open more packs or pay for shipping. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 100% Read on the operator's own page “you can convert any card to credits at 100% of its value” Stated on the how-it-works page and the App Store listing, not in the terms or purchase terms, which name no rate. The value is DOPA's own figure for the card, not a market price. Checked 7 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No withdrawals exist. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “Under $10 (under 1,000 points): $20” Charged per shipping request on the value of the cards in it. Customs duties, where charged, are the recipient's. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 10 days Read on the operator's own page “Once it exceeds 10 days, they will be converted into points.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion or spending-limit tool found on the pages read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Phygitals	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “Phygitals, Inc., a Delaware corporation with its principal office at 1111B S Governors Ave STE 34931, Dover, DE 19904” Both store listings name the developer as Phygitals Inc. An older terms page still in the documentation says Phygitals INC. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Live odds? $13-$25 80% $25-$50 15% $50-$150 4% $150-$10,000 1%” Five pack pages showed odds and an expected value without a login. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	~ Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “All buyback payouts are denominated and paid in USDC (a USD-pegged stablecoin), delivered directly to your wallet.” The terms say the same: “All buyback payouts are made in USDC on the Solana blockchain.” USDC can then be withdrawn to a bank or an external wallet. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 85% Read on the operator's own page “The standard buyback rate is 85% of FMV. Some packs may offer enhanced buyback rates above 85%” A share of a value Phygitals sets from third-party pricing (Alt, by the homepage). Of the five pack pages read, two carried an “85% Buyback” badge and three “100% Buyback”. The terms say the buyback “is not guaranteed liquidity” and may be changed or withdrawn. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No minimum withdrawal is stated in the funds guide, the FAQ or the terms. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “Prices include shipping and liability and 1 Lb free.” From two rate tables published as images in an older part of the documentation; the image files are dated 11 March 2025. The current terms give no amount: “A per-item withdrawal fee applies to each claim and is displayed before you confirm the redemption.” Import duties and sales tax are extra. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale is stated. An offer you ignore expires and the card stays in your collection: “If you prefer to keep, trade, or hold a card, simply let the offer expire.” Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool, spending limit or cool-off period found in the terms, the account guide, the FAQ or the restricted-jurisdictions page. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Tilt Rips	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page “can withdraw in USD and multiple cryptocurrencies” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 90% Read on the operator's own page “Sell back to Tilt Rips (90% of market value)” The terms add that a buyback quote “is optional unless expressly stated as guaranteed in writing” and may be revised or withdrawn before you accept it. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in Minimums and fees are not published. The help centre's withdrawal articles state neither. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in Shown before you confirm, not published. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it Not stated on the pages read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool found. The help centre describes a spending limit on packs and an option to close the account, both in Account Settings. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Ripit	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “We are Ripit, LLC (“Ripit”), a Delaware company.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Mega 2.500% total \| 0.015% - 2.415%” Pack pages showed their pull rates without a login. The terms say probabilities are on the product page before purchase. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page “Available to Withdraw: the portion of your balance you can transfer to your bank.” A sell-back is added to your wallet balance. New funds can take time to become withdrawable. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it The offer is shown only after the reveal. The terms say Ripit sets sell-back prices at its sole discretion and state no percentage. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No minimum or withdrawal fee is stated in the help centre or terms. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “a flat rate of approximately $18 per shipment” The same article says checkout shows “the applicable shipping and platform fees”; no platform fee amount is published. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale is stated. The terms say an item you do nothing with may be stored in the vault by default. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool or spending limit found in the terms or the 21 help articles. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Packz	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “displayed on the respective Pack's product page” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page “in exchange for a credit to Your User Balance” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it The terms state no percentage. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in Not published. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in No amount is published. The shipping policy says fees “will be disclosed to You when You request shipment”. One App Store reviewer mentions $9. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ 3 days Read on the operator's own page “three (3) days or longer may, in Packz's sole discretion, be treated as a Return” At Packz's discretion, under the terms. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool found on the pages read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
rip.fun	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “ripdotfun ltd., a Delaware Corporation with an office at 1606 Headway Cir #9774, Austin, TX 78754, USA” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Odds Common 65% Uncommon 31% Rare 3% Chase 1%” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	~ Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “Users will receive funds in USDC to their ripdotfun wallet/account, which can be used on the marketplace or for future purchases” Buybacks are described for mystery products only. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 86% Read on the operator's own page “86% Instant Buyback” Shown on all three mystery card tiers. The terms say the rate is “as advertised on the product page” and that fair market value “is determined solely by ripdotfun at its discretion”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No minimum is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “Redemptions incur a flat $6 base fee, plus $8 for every 25 items redeemed.” No carrier price is published. US orders add sales tax on the items' fair market value; orders abroad add local duties and VAT. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale is described. The terms describe automatic reveal of an unopened pack only. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool, spending limit or problem-play wording on any page read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Collector Crypt	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “is published, owned, and operated by Collector Crypt Corp., its affiliates, and related entities” No address or place of incorporation is given. The terms are “governed by the laws of Panama”, and name courts in Wilmington, Delaware for cases outside arbitration. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Common ($30 - $60, 80% chance)” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	~ Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “sell an NFT back for a percentage of its insured value in USDC” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 85% Read on the operator's own page “keep it or sell it back to us on the spot for 85% of its insured value” The lowest rate shown. On the gacha page the offer was 85% on four packs, 90% on fifteen and 93% on ten. The percentage is of Collector Crypt's own insured value. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No withdrawal step exists, so no minimum is stated. The docs give a floor of 0.01 USDC for a single sell-back payment. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “User will pay all applicable shipping fees, withdrawal fees, and sales tax associated with such shipment.” No price list is public. The shipping API prices by region (USA, Canada, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, rest of world) and its sample response shows 5.99 for one card to the USA; that is an example, not a published rate. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale after a set time. With the optional Turbo Mode on, a Common pull is sold back at once; otherwise an unused offer closes after 72 hours and the card stays yours. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool, spending limit or cooling-off option found on the pages read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
MNSTR	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “operated by Monster Strategy, inc, a New York limited liability company” The terms call it both “inc” and a limited liability company. Registered address given: 223 Bedford Ave PMB 78, Brooklyn, NY 11211. New York law governs. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “73.42% $30–$50” Shown on each pack page without an account. Checked 7 Oct 2026. Open the source	~ Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “Eligible NFTs may include a published sellback or buyback offer, such as an FMV-based USDm offer on MegaETH.” USDm is a dollar token on the MegaETH network. The FAQ also mentions an “MNSTR balance” that can pay for shipping. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 86% Read on the operator's own page “86 % Buyback” The rate is set per pack and rises with the price: Starter 86%, Great 89%, Monster 92%, Ultra 95%, One Piece Adventure 93%, Outlaw 94%. The lowest is recorded here. It is a share of MNSTR's own fair market value for the card. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No minimum is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “A flat $20 shipping fee in the US ($40 international), plus $5 handling per card and any applicable sales tax.” From a collapsed FAQ answer on the homepage. The countries covered by “international” are not listed. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale is described. The FAQ says of the sell-back “no time limits” and of redemption “There's no deadline”. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion, deposit-limit or spending-limit tool found on the homepage, FAQ, terms or privacy policy. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Stadium Vault	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “When we say “Stadium Vault,” “we,” “our,” or “us,” we mean Stadium Live Studios Inc. and its Stadium Vault product and platform.” The privacy policy calls it a Canadian corporation and the terms give a Toronto address. The App Store names a slightly different seller. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ In app only Read on the operator's own page “the probability of receiving any specific Card are disclosed on the Platform” Three logged-out pack pages showed chase cards, a top value and recent pulls, with no probabilities. Where the odds appear was not seen. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page “Funds go to your Stadium Vault wallet.” The wallet is in US dollars and the FAQ describes withdrawing it. One sentence of the terms reads the other way. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 90% after fee Read on the operator's own page “equal to 100% of our estimated value of the Cards, less a 10% fee” Recorded as the terms word it: 100% of Stadium Vault's own estimate, then a 10% fee, which nets 90%. Stadium Vault sets the estimate. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in The FAQ says minimum and maximum amounts “are stated on the withdrawals page”, which sits behind a login. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in Shown only at checkout: the FAQ says it “shows current base shipping, per-card handling, applicable fees, and total”. Up to three cards can share one shipment. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ 3 days Read on the operator's own page “If you do not request shipment before it expires, the card will be automatically sold at the original 90% FMV offer.” The terms agree: three days after the reveal, cards are “automatically sold back to Stadium Vault at 90% of fair market value”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool or spending limit found on the pages read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Rip Rush	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “Emerald Myth Studio Limited, doing business as "Rip Rush"” A Hong Kong company. Happy Bowl Interactive Inc of Casper, Wyoming is named as its US payment agent. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ In app only Read on the operator's own page “All drop rate figures are fully transparent and visible inside the app” No public pack page exists. The homepage shows only a value range for each pack. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page “You may only withdraw funds you have gained from sales of your Inventory.” Section 6.3 of the terms. Section 5.5 of the same terms reads the other way, and nothing public settles which applies. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Get paid at real-time market value” The terms state no percentage. A return is credited at a fair market value that Rip Rush sets and says may not match published market values. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ $5 Read on the operator's own page “All withdrawal transactions must be at least $5 or greater, and will process within two weeks of the request.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No amount is published. The terms say the user pays shipping and tracking, and that insurance may be required on a shipment over $1,000. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ 7 days Read on the operator's own page “YOU MAY ONLY STORE A COLLECTIBLE FOR A MAXIMUM OF SEVEN DAYS.” After seven days a card can be treated as a return at Rip Rush's discretion, with at least 24 hours' notice by push notification. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool found. The terms describe a user-initiated account suspension in the app that can be reopened, and refer to a Responsible Purchasing Policy that is not on the site. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Underdog Rips	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “a binding agreement between you and Underdog Sports, LLC d/b/a Underdog Fantasy” The Rips terms supplement these terms and do not define 'Underdog' themselves. The legal centre's copyright line names Underdog Sports Holdings, Inc.; the App Store seller is Underdog Sports, Inc.; Google Play's developer is Underdog Sports Wagering, LLC. Cards are sourced, stored and shipped by Phygitals Inc. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ In app only Read on the operator's own page “Odds are listed on each pack's product page before you buy, broken out by rarity tier or card group.” Pack pages sit behind the app login, so no odds table was seen. The terms say odds 'will be disclosed to you prior to purchase'. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Keep it or flip it back for cash.” The terms say only that 'you will be credited the fair market value'. Underdog balances are either withdrawable cash or bonus funds, and no page read says which one a Rips credit is. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 100% Read on the operator's own page “the buyback offer is set at 100% of FMV — the same value determined at pack reveal” 100% of a value Underdog sets itself, from Alt, CardLadder and its own pricing system. The terms give no percentage: 'you will be credited the fair market value'. The options article adds 'if that option is available for the card'. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No minimum withdrawal is stated on the help pages or terms read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in “Shipping fees may differ for each card, as they depend on the vault where the card is stored.” No amount is published; the cost is shown at the claim step. Underdog says it adds nothing to the vault's fee. Sales tax is charged on a shipped card where the law requires. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 3 days Read on the operator's own page “Any card that remains in storage for three (3) days or longer will be deemed sold back to Underdog” Rips terms, version 1.3, effective 29 September 2026. Four help articles also say 3 days. Underdog 'will attempt' 24 hours' notice by push notification and may extend the deadline. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Yes Read on the operator's own page “These periods can be set for 1 year, 3 years, 5 years, 10 years, or lifetime.” An account-wide tool for the whole Underdog app, not one for Rips alone. The Underdog terms list different periods, from 3 months to 10 years. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source
Fanatics Instant Rips	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “FANATICS COLLECTIBLES AD, INC.” The App Store seller, also in the help-centre footer. The terms name only 'Fanatics Collect'; Google Play and fanatics.live name Fanatics Live, Inc. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Odds and expected value Expected value: $22.04” Pack pages redirect a German connection to the auction marketplace. The US page loaded without a login. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Credit only Read on the operator's own page “Rewards are promotional credits ... including ... buyback programs (such as Fanatics Collect’s Instant Credit program for Instant Rips)” Fanatics Live's launch post calls them 'Fanatics Live credits' for use on purchases. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 84.6% after fee Read on the operator's own page “Receive 90% of the card’s market value*, minus 6% Marketplace Fees, in credits when you accept the Instant Credit offer within 48 hours” Paid in credit, so it earns nothing under 'money out'. The same page says offers are “typically about 90%” of the value at the pack's seal date, and are made on Fanatics-owned rips, not seller-packed ones. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it None stated for Instant Credit. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “A 1% fulfillment fee applies to any asset fulfilled out of the Fanatics Collect Vault.” Read across two help pages: the Instant Rips page says shipping a card “uses standard Collect vault shipping”, for “a small fee”, and the Vault page states the 1% and 3%. The carrier charge is not published: “Final prices are posted on the shipping invoice.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale. An unaccepted offer expires and the card stays in the vault. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool found. The Instant Rips help page describes a check-in reminder after many purchases in a short time, then a pause on new purchases of “around 12 hours”. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Packs.com	4 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “Packs.com is owned and operated by Mejmr LLC” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Every product shows exactly which cards are inside and the odds of pulling each one.” A single pull page opens without an account and lists a chance and a Coin value for every card. A pack page lists every card and its value without an account; its per-card chances sit behind the slot tabs, which we did not open. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Credit only Read on the operator's own page “There are no cash withdrawals.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 100% Read on the operator's own page “the full value of the cards from the moment you pulled them” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No withdrawals exist. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “Shipping is a flat fee per order, no matter how many cards are in it (up to the 50-card limit).” The fee table reads “United States $7.43” and “International $29.72”. A free-shipping token, earned with each $100 deposited in one go, covers it. No sales tax or handling fee is added. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it “it will be considered dormant” No day count is stated. The terms say cards left in a dormant account, one inactive for the three to five years state law sets, are sold back to Mejmr at their value when revealed. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool found on the pages read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Courtyard	3 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	~ Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “in USDC on their Courtyard wallet/account” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it The terms say the offer is a percentage of fair market value 'as advertised on the product's page'. The public pack page shows no percentage. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it The withdrawal article states no minimum and no fee. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “We ship packages at-cost based on FedEx's pricing.” The $2 is in Courtyard's docs: “During periods of high demand, a $2 fee per card is applied to cover handling costs for your redemption.” A shipment has to be paid by card, not from the wallet balance. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale is stated. An unaccepted buyback offer lapses after 7 days. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool found on the pages read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Slabz	3 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “published, owned, and operated by 9546-9466 Quebec Inc at 400-3 Place Ville Marie, Montreal, Quebec, H3B2E3, (Slabz)” The terms also say Collector Crypt Inc. “handles sourcing, grading, vaulting, and on-chain operations”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Odds & EV” A tab beside the pack on the logged-out page. It opens on a tap, without an account, and shows four tiers and an average pull value. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	~ Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “It auto-sells any common cards for USDC so your rip always goes through.” A sale is “paid to your balance”, which is USDC in the account's Solana wallet. Read in the site's script. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Or sell it back within 72 hours for at least 85% of its current value.” From the How it works tab with the Poké 25 pack selected, read in a browser. It is worded as a floor and set per pack; other packs were not checked. Its worked example changes between reads and was 85% each time: 102.85 offered on a card worth 121.00 on 6 October 2026, 68.00 on 80.00 on 7 October. The terms state no rate. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No USDC minimum is stated; the withdraw form says only “Amount must be greater than 0”. No fee is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “Customs, duties, and VAT on international shipments are the buyer's responsibility and are not collected at checkout.” From the rate table on the shipping screen, behind sign-in, read in the site's script. In the US a signature adds $3.00 at $500 or more. Insurance of 0.5% is added above $5,000, and card fees at checkout. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale after the window: “After 72 hours, it stays yours.” Separately, Turbo Mode sells common pulls the moment you rip and “is always on for multi-pack rips”. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool or limit found. The sign-in screen says an account closed at the user's request “will stay closed”. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
ClutchPacks	3 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “Big Time Tech Ltd d/b/a ClutchPacks, a Maltese corporation located at 175, Level 1, Independence Avenue, Mosta” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Pack odds Epics 2.02 %” Every pack page read showed its average value, floor and ceiling without a login. The 19 packs in stock also showed a “Pack odds” table; the five marked “Restocking” showed none. A public Transparency page adds realised pull results per pack, drawn from its on-chain records. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page “you will receive the funds in USD value in your Wallet and/or in Platform credit” The same sentence says Platform credit “may be subject to additional restrictions, withdrawal, or spend requirements”. No public page names USDC or any stablecoin. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Instant buyback offer of 90%.” Shown on Pokémon and One Piece pack pages only. The terms say “a percentage of the fair market value”, set by ClutchPacks, and let it change or withdraw the offer before you accept. No primary page says 100%. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in Not published. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in The terms say shipping and handling fees and taxes may apply “as set forth on the Service”. No amount is on a public page. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale or time limit on the offer is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool or spending limit found on the pages read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Beezie	3 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “entered into by and between You and 150TRE, Inc. (d/b/a “Beezie” and hereinafter the "Company," "we," or "us"), a Delaware corporation” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Base 74.43% $25 - $50” Shown on each machine page without an account. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	~ Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “your wallet balance is credited with the SWAP amount minus fees (6%)” The wallet balance on the current site is USDC: “USDC is used on Base.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “85% SWAP” A badge on each machine: 85% on the $30 and $50 machines, 90% on the $250 and $500 ones. The terms promise only “a specified percentage” of a value Beezie sets alone. The Claw FAQ, re-read 7 October 2026, takes the fee off the swap value shown (“credited with the SWAP amount minus fees (6%)”), so the badge is the rate before the fee: about 79.9% reaches the wallet on an 85% machine if the badge holds. No page states an after-fee figure. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No minimum or withdrawal fee is stated on the pages read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “Total asset(s) value under $1,000: $5 processing fee per asset. Beezie does not cover the shipping and handling.” Outside the continental US shipping is never covered. The shipping charge itself is not published. The page is marked “Subject to change”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale is described. An item you do not swap “remains in your Collection”, and storage is “completely free of charge”. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool, spending limit or cooling-off option found. The Claw FAQ says: “There are no limits.” Checked 6 Oct 2026.
GameStop Power Packs	3 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “By electing to purchase any Power Pack(s) (as defined below) from PowerPacks, LLC” The terms define GameStop as GameStop, Inc. and fold in the Collectors user agreement and PSA Vault terms. Last edited 25 September 2026. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Before you purchase a pack, Power Packs displays the chances that the card contained in a given pack level will fall within certain value ranges.” GameStop says odds are shown before purchase. We could not load a pack page to see them, so whether they need a login is unknown. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page “Your Wallet balance may be used to purchase other PowerPacks products or, where applicable, to request a cash payout to a bank account linked with Stripe” Proceeds are credited to a Power Packs wallet within three business days, then withdrawn. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published Reported by other publishers only Other publishers (TheSpike, Deadspin, kokutech) report 90% of the Card Ladder value. The terms speak only of a 'Display Price' shown on the site. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No minimum is stated in the terms or the FAQ. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “U.S. withdrawals: $5.99 per shipment (covers up to 50 items per shipment). Withdrawal Fees $1.99 per item” PSA's fee, not GameStop's: GameStop's own page says only “a small shipping fee”. Read in the Internet Archive's copy of PSA's vault page dated 27 August 2026, because psacard.com refused our requests on 7 October 2026, so the figures may have changed since. PSA's page says the early fee “will be waived for all items purchased through Power Packs early access” and does not say so for packs bought later. The PSA Vault terms add that fees may depend on value, shipping method and insurance. Checked 7 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale. After 7 days the buyback lapses and the card stays in the PSA Vault. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool found. The terms let PowerPacks limit how many packs you buy. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Gemint	3 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “J Lab Ltd., a company registered in the British Virgin Islands with registration number 2209996” The terms add: “Clearlake Inc. is the seller of record for purchases through the Services”. The site footer names only Clearlake Inc. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “Each Pack has a listed price and a published set of Pull Rates that show, before you buy, which Cards the Pack can contain and how likely each tier of Card is.” Each pack page has a “Pull Rates” control that opens without an account. The figures sit behind an age confirmation and were not read. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Credit only Read on the operator's own page “Sellback proceeds are credited to your Gemint Balance.” The terms call the balance “a store credit balance”, and say “you may withdraw eligible amounts”. No public page says a sell-back is paid in USDT or any other token. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ 87.3% after fee Read on the operator's own page “Instant sell back 90% of FMV” On every pack page read. The terms fix no rate: the price is “based on its FMV, less any fee disclosed to you at the time of the transaction”, FMV is set by Gemint “in our sole discretion”, and sell-back is not guaranteed for any card. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in The terms say minimums are “shown on the Site”. None is on a public page. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in “Shipping, handling, and insurance fees, if any, will be shown before you confirm your request.” The checkout script lists a carrier rate, prepaid duty and import tax, and a fixed service fee. No amount is public. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale is described. Cards stay in the vault until shipped or sold back; after an account is closed there are 90 days to redeem them. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool, spending limit or cooling-off option in the terms, help centre or public pages. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Crown Cards	3 of 8	✓ Named Read on the operator's own page “Crown Cards LLC ("CrownCards," "we," "us," or "our") operates the CrownCards website, mobile application, and related services” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Browse packs with clearly labeled card pools, rarity tiers, value ranges, and pull rates.” From the store listings. The terms say only that Crown Cards 'may disclose' posted odds on the product page or purchase flow. No odds appear on the website. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✓ Cash Read on the operator's own page “Your Wallet records U.S. dollar-denominated Net Sale Proceeds derived from the Sale of Items to CrownCards” Wallet proceeds can be requested as a cash payout where the feature is available. A buyback offer is at Crown Cards' discretion: it 'is not required to make any buyback or cash-out offer'. The store listings name only two options, collect or ship. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “sell it back at market value” The homepage gives no percentage. The terms define the price as whatever is displayed, and say the estimated value 'is not a guarantee of any resale price, cash-out price'. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in The terms say Crown Cards 'may impose minimum payout amounts'; no figure is published. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ In app only Only visible after signing in You pay shipping, insurance and handling, 'disclosed when you request shipment'. No fee is published. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ 7 days Read on the operator's own page “CrownCards may store revealed Items for up to seven (7) days” After that it may extend storage, require shipment, charge storage fees or repurchase the card, at its discretion and without required notice. The app may state a different period. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion or spending-limit tool found in the terms, FAQ or store listings. Checked 6 Oct 2026.
ripz.gg	2 of 8	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it The terms name only “ripz.gg” as the other party and give no governing state or country. No company or address appears in the terms, purchase terms, refund policy, privacy policy, disclaimer, contact page or footer. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Public Read on the operator's own page “1.49% per pack” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Credit only Read on the operator's own page “Sellback lets you exchange duplicate cards for gems” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Turn duplicates back into gems at up to 90% of market value.” Advertised, not in the terms. One page says “up to 90%”, another a flat 90%. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No withdrawals exist. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✓ Published Read on the operator's own page “Pay shipping costs in gems (200 gems per card)” From a collapsed FAQ answer. The checkout needs an account, so the fee charged there, and any higher fee abroad, was not seen. The dollar cost depends on the unpublished gem price. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	✗ Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No automatic sale is described on the pages read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	✗ None found We looked and the operator does not publish it No self-exclusion tool or limit found. The terms say to email info@ripz.gg if spending becomes a problem. Checked 6 Oct 2026.

✓ in writing · ~ partly · ✗ not published or not found. The count is not our rating: how we rate weighs these differently. Fees and payout routes are compared on cash-out.

Who is behind each app

26 of 27 name a company in their terms or on their site.

The company behind each rated app
App	Company named	App store ratings (shown, never scored)
Arena Club	Arenaclub.com, Inc. Read on the operator's own page “When we say, “Arena Club,” “we,” “our,” or “us,” we mean Arenaclub.com, Inc.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.5 (6.4K) · Google Play 4.3 (2.01K)
Lastpack	Lotus Digital Inc. Read on the operator's own page “a legally binding agreement between you and Lotus Digital Inc., a Delaware corporation” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	No app found
Phygitals	Phygitals, Inc. Read on the operator's own page “Phygitals, Inc., a Delaware corporation with its principal office at 1111B S Governors Ave STE 34931, Dover, DE 19904” Both store listings name the developer as Phygitals Inc. An older terms page still in the documentation says Phygitals INC. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.7 (642) · Google Play 2.6 (65)
Repackz	Collectbase Inc. Read on the operator's own page “Address: Collectbase Inc. /dba/ Collectibles.com 6001 W Parmer Lane, Ste 370, Austin, TX 78727” The site footer adds: “Collectibles.com is operated by Collectbase Inc., a Delaware corporation.” Both store listings give Collectbase Inc. as the developer. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.6 (9.9K) · Google Play 4.4 (14.1K)
Tilt Rips	Tilt Rips LLC Read on the operator's own page Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.7 (5.9K) · Google Play 4.5 (1.39K)
Courtyard	Courtyard, Inc. Read on the operator's own page Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.6 (8.5K) · Google Play 4.3 (3.39K)
Ripit	Ripit, LLC Read on the operator's own page “We are Ripit, LLC (“Ripit”), a Delaware company.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	No app found
Packz	Packz, Inc. Read on the operator's own page Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.7 (19K)
RipRip.io	Magic Peak Ventures LLC Read on the operator's own page “operated by Magic Peak Ventures LLC, a limited liability company established in the Island of Nevis, W.I.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	No app found
rip.fun	ripdotfun ltd. Read on the operator's own page “ripdotfun ltd., a Delaware Corporation with an office at 1606 Headway Cir #9774, Austin, TX 78754, USA” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	No app found
Collector Crypt	Collector Crypt Corp. Read on the operator's own page “is published, owned, and operated by Collector Crypt Corp., its affiliates, and related entities” No address or place of incorporation is given. The terms are “governed by the laws of Panama”, and name courts in Wilmington, Delaware for cases outside arbitration. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	No app found
MNSTR	Monster Strategy, inc Read on the operator's own page “operated by Monster Strategy, inc, a New York limited liability company” The terms call it both “inc” and a limited liability company. Registered address given: 223 Bedford Ave PMB 78, Brooklyn, NY 11211. New York law governs. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	No app found
Rips by Triumph	Triumph TCG, LLC Read on the operator's own page “Triumph TCG, LLC d/b/a "Rips by Triumph"” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.7 (223K) · Google Play 4.6 (60.3K)
Slabz	9546-9466 Quebec Inc Read on the operator's own page “published, owned, and operated by 9546-9466 Quebec Inc at 400-3 Place Ville Marie, Montreal, Quebec, H3B2E3, (Slabz)” The terms also say Collector Crypt Inc. “handles sourcing, grading, vaulting, and on-chain operations”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	No app found
BOXED.GG	Loot Labs, Inc. dba Boxed.gg Read on the operator's own page “a legal contract between Loot Labs, Inc. dba Boxed.gg and its affiliates” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	No app found
Stadium Vault	Stadium Live Studios Inc. Read on the operator's own page “When we say “Stadium Vault,” “we,” “our,” or “us,” we mean Stadium Live Studios Inc. and its Stadium Vault product and platform.” The privacy policy calls it a Canadian corporation and the terms give a Toronto address. The App Store names a slightly different seller. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.5 (2.2K)
Rip Rush	Emerald Myth Studio Limited Read on the operator's own page “Emerald Myth Studio Limited, doing business as "Rip Rush"” A Hong Kong company. Happy Bowl Interactive Inc of Casper, Wyoming is named as its US payment agent. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.7 (10K) · Google Play 4.6 (23.1K)
Underdog Rips	Underdog Sports, LLC d/b/a Underdog Fantasy Read on the operator's own page “a binding agreement between you and Underdog Sports, LLC d/b/a Underdog Fantasy” The Rips terms supplement these terms and do not define 'Underdog' themselves. The legal centre's copyright line names Underdog Sports Holdings, Inc.; the App Store seller is Underdog Sports, Inc.; Google Play's developer is Underdog Sports Wagering, LLC. Cards are sourced, stored and shipped by Phygitals Inc. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.8 (324K) · Google Play 4.6 (34.2K)
Fanatics Instant Rips	Fanatics Collectibles AD, Inc. Read on the operator's own page “FANATICS COLLECTIBLES AD, INC.” The App Store seller, also in the help-centre footer. The terms name only 'Fanatics Collect'; Google Play and fanatics.live name Fanatics Live, Inc. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.7 (8.5K) · Google Play 4.7 (2.25K)
ClutchPacks	Big Time Tech Ltd Read on the operator's own page “Big Time Tech Ltd d/b/a ClutchPacks, a Maltese corporation located at 175, Level 1, Independence Avenue, Mosta” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4 (22)
Beezie	150TRE, Inc. (d/b/a Beezie) Read on the operator's own page “entered into by and between You and 150TRE, Inc. (d/b/a “Beezie” and hereinafter the "Company," "we," or "us"), a Delaware corporation” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	No app found
DOPA	sinsa Inc. (dba DOPA!) Read on the operator's own page “a legal contract between sinsa Inc. (dba DOPA!) and its affiliates” The App Store names the seller as SINSA, K.K. and Google Play as SINSA, INC. The terms give no address or country of incorporation. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.8 (3.6K) · Google Play 4.2 (4.69K)
Packs.com	Mejmr LLC Read on the operator's own page “Packs.com is owned and operated by Mejmr LLC” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	No app found
GameStop Power Packs	PowerPacks, LLC Read on the operator's own page “By electing to purchase any Power Pack(s) (as defined below) from PowerPacks, LLC” The terms define GameStop as GameStop, Inc. and fold in the Collectors user agreement and PSA Vault terms. Last edited 25 September 2026. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.8 (474) · Google Play 3.8 (126)
Gemint	J Lab Ltd. (British Virgin Islands); seller of record Clearlake Inc. (Delaware) Read on the operator's own page “J Lab Ltd., a company registered in the British Virgin Islands with registration number 2209996” The terms add: “Clearlake Inc. is the seller of record for purchases through the Services”. The site footer names only Clearlake Inc. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	No app found
Crown Cards	Crown Cards LLC Read on the operator's own page “Crown Cards LLC ("CrownCards," "we," "us," or "our") operates the CrownCards website, mobile application, and related services” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	App Store 4.7 (14K) · Google Play 4.6 (6.69K)
ripz.gg	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it The terms name only “ripz.gg” as the other party and give no governing state or country. No company or address appears in the terms, purchase terms, refund policy, privacy policy, disclaimer, contact page or footer. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	No app found

What people worry about most

The top eight questions across six forum threads on rip apps, in the order they came up most.

1Will I actually get the money or the card?Do they pay and ship

2Is it rigged? Do the odds change after a win?Is it rigged

3Is this just gambling, and will I lose overall?What it costs

4What does shipping cost, and how long does it take?Checklist

5Is the free pack or code real? What is the catch?Free packs

6Real cash out, or only site credit?Checklist

7How much do I get on sell-back? Is the value honest?Checklist

8Is everyone recommending this being paid to?Red flags

Bar length shows rank only. The threads were ranked by how often each question appeared, not counted.

Codes and free packs have their own page: free packs and what each costs.

Is it rigged?

The second most common worry. We do not say it is, and we do not say it is not: nobody outside the operators has the data.

What can be known from outside

What cannot

Published oddsWhether an app shows odds before you pay, and in how much detail.Whether pulls match the published odds. That takes a large, counted sample.

Changing oddsWhether its terms say odds move with inventory. Some say so outright.Whether odds differ after a win, a deposit or a withdrawal.

Losing streaksPublished odds already put most pulls below the pack price, so long losing runs are expected.Whether the value an app assigns a card matches what it sells for elsewhere.

Red flags

Any one of these is a reason to stop before you deposit.

No company named

The terms do not say who operates it, or there are no terms.

Odds only after you pay

You must deposit or sign up before any odds are shown.

“Cash out” that is credit

Selling back pays coins, gems or balance that can only buy more packs.

“Risk-free” or “guaranteed”

Refunds arrive as bonus credit you cannot withdraw.

A code in the recommendation

The person praising the app earns from your sign-up.

A copied name

A listing uses a known app's name under a different developer.

How the press frames it

The one mainstream first-person test we found treats rip apps as gambling.

Wired · Reece Rogers · 2 July 2026

A reporter tried Rips by Triumph with $20

Deposited: $20
Packs ripped by recycling sell-backs: 56
Peak balance: $101
Left at the end: $0.62

A UCLA gambling researcher quoted in the piece describes ripping alone on a phone as “dopamine isolation”.

Not tested: a cash withdrawal, shipping a card, the odds, card values.
Operator: Wired says Rips did not respond to its request for comment.

Figures as reported by Wired. One person's session, not a measured return. Read the article

Is it gambling? The legal position

The lawsuits so far concern live card breaks, not rip packs. They are allegations.

0court rulings on whether breaks or rip packs are gambling, in the reports we read (latest dated 5 August 2026).

0suits or regulator actions we found naming Arena Club, Courtyard, Packz, Rips by Triumph, GameStop Power Packs. Not finding one is not proof none exists. The other rated apps were not searched.

July 2025Read by usA suit is filed under the California False Claims Act against Whatnot and Fanatics Live, two live-break platforms. It alleges unlicensed lotteries. California's Department of Justice later declines to intervene.ESPN, 20 June 2026
3 November 2025ReportedWhatnot is reported to require approval, itemised checklists and audits from sellers of repacks.Sports Illustrated
Spring 2026Read by usNearly 70 Whatnot customers file arbitration demands alleging that randomised breaks are illegal lotteries. Whatnot says it rejects that characterisation.ESPN, 20 June 2026
2 July 2026ReportedWired publishes a first-person test of Rips by Triumph, framed as a gambling story.Wired
22 July 2026ReportedAn academic is reported as calling GameStop-style mystery packs unlicensed gambling. That is one researcher's opinion, not a finding by a court or regulator.TheGamer
5 August 2026Read by usA law firm's alert points to California Penal Code 319, which defines a lottery, and 319.3, on sports trading card grab bags. It says the arbitration filings are pending with no finding of illegality.Womble Bond Dickinson

“Read by us” means we read the article named, on 6 October 2026, not the court filing. “Reported” means the claim is the publisher's and we have not re-read the article to check our summary of it. Nothing here is legal advice, and we do not say these products are legal or illegal anywhere.

What the operators themselves say: every rated app that states an age limit sets it at 18, and 4 of 27 offer a self-exclusion tool.

Should you rip at all?

Collector forums give the same advice every time: if you want a card, buy that card.

Rip a pack

Buy the card

What you getAn unknown card. At published odds, usually one worth less than the pack.The exact card and grade you chose.

What it costsThe pack, then the sell-back cut or shipping.The market price, once.

SuitsSomeone paying for the reveal, with a fixed limit.Someone who wants a particular card or wants to keep value.

Minimum age18+at every rated app that states one

Apps with a self-exclusion tool4 of 27Lastpack, Rips by Triumph, BOXED.GG, Underdog Rips

Apps that publish enough to compute a return8 of 27

On 9 of the 12 odds tables we read, most pulls are worth the pack price or less. Decide a limit before you open an app; our responsible play page shows how to block yourself where an app allows it. The National Council on Problem Gambling lists free, confidential help.

Questions people ask

Are card ripping apps legit?

Split it in two. On paying and shipping: 20 of 27 rated apps say sell-backs pay cash or stablecoin and 27 say they ship, in their own terms. On cost: most packs return less than they cost. Nothing has been tested by us yet.

Can you get real cards from rips?

27 of the 27 apps we rate describe physical cards you can have shipped, at your cost. We have not yet received one, so we cannot report on delivery or condition.

Is ripping a good way to make money?

No. Published odds put most pulls below the pack price, and selling back usually takes a further cut. Treat it as paid entertainment with a limit.

Is card ripping gambling?

No court has ruled, in the reports we read. Lawsuits allege that live card breaks are illegal lotteries. A gambling researcher quoted by Wired describes the habit in gambling terms. Operators' terms say otherwise.

See the apps ranked by what they put in writing

Sources31

Wired, 2 July 2026: I Tried Rips wired.com
ESPN, 20 June 2026: could box breaking be considered gambling? espn.com
Womble Bond Dickinson, 5 August 2026: repacks face legal scrutiny womblebonddickinson.com
Sports Illustrated: Whatnot's requirements for repackers si.com
TheGamer, 22 July 2026: professor on GameStop Power Packs thegamer.com
Arena Club: company and terms info.arenaclub.com
Lastpack: company and terms support.lastpack.com
Phygitals: company and terms docs.phygitals.com
Repackz: company and terms collectibles.com
Tilt Rips: company and terms tiltrips.com
Courtyard: company and terms docs.courtyard.io
Ripit: company and terms docs.ripit.co
Packz: company and terms packz.io
RipRip.io: company and terms riprip.io
rip.fun: company and terms docs.rip.fun
Collector Crypt: company and terms collectorcrypt.com
MNSTR: company and terms mnstr.xyz
Rips by Triumph: company and terms docs.triumpharcade.com
Slabz: company and terms slabz.com
BOXED.GG: company and terms boxed.gg
Stadium Vault: company and terms stadium-vault.gitbook.io
Rip Rush: company and terms riprush.net
Underdog Rips: company and terms legal.underdogsports.com
Fanatics Instant Rips: company and terms apps.apple.com
ClutchPacks: company and terms clutchpacks.io
Beezie: company and terms docs.beezie.com
DOPA: company and terms dopa-global.com
Packs.com: company and terms packs.com
GameStop Power Packs: company and terms powerpacks.gamestop.com
Gemint: company and terms help.gemint.io
Crown Cards: company and terms crowncards.io

Alexander Korsager

Every figure was read on public pages on 6 October 2026. Nothing here has been tested with money yet. The eight checks count what is in writing, not what was tested; the app order follows How we rate.