Step 01 — Custody
Vault it.
Custody is the foundation of everything else. Before a card can back a loan or trade as a verified asset, it has to be somewhere real, insured, and accounted for. That's a vault operated by Brinks — not an office safe.
Submit the cards you want to vault
You create a deposit in the app and list the slabs going in — grading company, certification number, grade. That gives us the manifest to check against on arrival, and gives you a record of exactly what was sent.
Ship it insured, with tracking
Deposits travel insured and tracked to the vault intake address. You watch each stage move in the app — in transit, received, inspected, vaulted — so the card is never in a black box.
Intake, inspection, and check-in
On arrival, every slab is checked against your manifest, inspected for tampering or case damage, photographed, and logged to your account. Anything that doesn't match the manifest is flagged to you before it goes any further.
Stored in Brinks custody
The card is stored in insured vault custody provided by Brinks — the same class of infrastructure used for other high-value physical assets. It is held as your property, tracked to your account, and insured for as long as it's vaulted.
Insured while vaulted
Coverage applies for the whole time the card is in custody, not only while a loan is open.
Always accounted for
Every vaulted slab is tied to your account with its cert number, intake photos, and status.
Withdraw when you want
With no loan open against it, you can request a card back and it ships to you, insured and tracked.
What can go in the vault
Professionally graded, cert-verified slabs — PSA, BGS and CGC to start — across Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Disney Lorcana, One Piece Card Game, Gundam Card Game and Riftbound, with more sets to follow. Exact eligibility, including which sets and grades qualify as collateral, is published before early access opens.