CardBox, an RWA infrastructure platform focused on trading card collectibles, said it has entered a deeper proxy grading partnership with international grading brand CGC. The business currently centers on Japan and South Korea, where the platform is submitting more than 10,000 cards for grading each month. CardBox said it works to verify, custody and digitally map physical collectible assets including raw cards, graded cards, sealed packs and card boxes, with the goal of improving global circulation efficiency for those assets. The company also said it plans to connect its proxy grading service more closely with the CardBox Vault process, allowing users to place newly graded cards directly into vault custody. For eligible custodied assets, the platform plans to generate RWA digital certificates for later management and circulation. CardBox Beta is already live on BNB Chain, and the platform said it has more than 20,000 registered users and over $1 million in cumulative transaction volume.
CardBox said it has formed a deeper proxy grading partnership with CGC, an international grading brand, with current operations focused mainly on Japan and South Korea. The platform said it now submits more than 10,000 cards for grading each month.
CardBox positions itself as an RWA infrastructure platform for trading card collectibles. It focuses on physical collectible assets such as raw cards, graded cards, sealed packs and card boxes, and provides verification, custody and digital mapping services aimed at improving global circulation efficiency.
Proxy grading to connect with vault custody
The platform said it plans to link its proxy grading process more closely with the CardBox Vault custody workflow. Once cards complete grading, users will be able to deposit them directly into CardBox Vault. For eligible custodied assets, the platform said it will generate RWA digital certificates for later management and circulation.
Beta version is live on BNB Chain
CardBox said its beta version is already live on BNB Chain. The platform added that it has more than 20,000 registered users and more than $1 million in cumulative transaction volume.
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