01Connect
Connect the wallet that holds your vaulted slabs. We list each one with the best lender offer that fits it.
Built on Collector Crypt · Solana
Borrow against your slab. Keep the grail.
Borrow USDC against a graded Pokémon card vaulted on Collector Crypt. The card waits in escrow on Solana and comes back to your wallet when you repay.
PSA, BGS and CGC slabsHeld in program escrow until you repay
How it works
Three steps from slab to USDC.
0102Pick a card
Choose a slab and read the full cost up front: principal, interest, the repay amount and the due date.
03Get paid
Sign once. USDC arrives in your wallet and the slab moves into program escrow until you repay.
Valuation
How we price a grail.
Each card has its own price, so we don’t use a collection floor. The oracle combines live comps for that exact card, takes a haircut off the top, and caps the loan at a share of what’s left.
- 01
Marketplace comps
Live Collector Crypt listings for the same card. Asking prices count for less than sales.
- 02
Graded sales
Recorded sales at the same grade, weighted toward recent ones.
- 03
Buyback bid
Collector Crypt’s standing buyback offer, grossed up to an implied value.
- 04
Insured value
Set by the vault at mint. We use it as a hint only.
Example · liquid tier- Oracle value
- $10,000
- Haircut, 5%
- −$500
- Conservative value
- $9,500
- Max LTV
- 60%
Borrow up to
$5,700
USDC
Haircut and max LTV depend on how often a card trades: 3% to 30% off, and 25% to 65% max LTV.
The loan
The terms don’t move after you sign.
Fixed cost
Interest is set by the lender’s offer and shown before you sign. It doesn’t change during the loan.
No mid-loan liquidation
Prices can move however they like. Nothing happens to your card before the due date.
Program escrow
The slab sits in a program vault that handles pNFT, cNFT, MPL Core and legacy NFTs. It can’t be redeemed for the physical card while the loan is open.
Repay early
Repay before the due date and the slab returns to your wallet.
If you miss the due date
What happens if you don’t repay.
Today
After the due date the lender can claim the slab. Until they do, you can still repay and take it back.
Phase 2 · Dutch auction
Missed slabs go to a Dutch auction. The price steps down until someone buys, the lender gets what they’re owed, and anything above that goes back to you.
Standing offer
LivePrincipal
2,500 USDC
Term
30 days
APR
14%
Illustration. You choose every number.
For lenders
Post one offer. Let borrowers come to you.
Pick a principal, a term and an APR. Your USDC goes into escrow, and any borrower whose slab supports the principal can take the offer in one click. Cancel any time before it’s taken to get your USDC back.
- Terms of 7, 14, 30 or 60 days
- The fee comes out of interest, never principal
- Claim the slab if a loan isn’t repaid
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Graded cards vaulted on Collector Crypt and held in the wallet you connect. We started with Pokémon, but any slab in the vault can be valued.
No. The card stays in the Collector Crypt vault. Only its token moves into program escrow while the loan is open.
The interest in the lender’s offer, fixed for the term and shown before you sign, plus Solana network fees. The protocol fee comes out of the lender’s interest, not your principal.
No. There are no margin calls, and the lender can’t touch the slab before the due date.
After the due date the lender can claim the slab. You can still repay until they do. A Dutch auction that returns any surplus to you is planned for Phase 2.
They set the APR on their offer. When a borrower repays, the lender gets principal plus interest, minus the protocol fee. If the borrower doesn’t repay, the lender can claim the slab.
The program is deployed on Solana devnet. A mainnet beta is planned after an external audit.
Find out what your slab can borrow.
See what yours is worth, then borrow against it in one transaction.