Jupiter, a decentralized finance platform on Solana, has integrated its physical trading card product Jupiter Gacha into Jupiter Mobile. Users on iOS and Android can now purchase, open packs, and collect graded Pokemon and One Piece cards. The app has surpassed 1.68 million downloads, with 240,000 monthly active users. In the past 30 days, it processed $575 million in trading volume, generating $770,000 in fees. Each pack uses on-chain randomness, and physical cards are stored in insured vaults, shipped upon NFT redemption.
Jupiter, the decentralized finance platform on Solana, says its physical trading card product, Jupiter Gacha, now works natively inside Jupiter Mobile. So users on iOS and Android can buy, open, and collect physical trading cards right in the app, including graded Pokemon and One Piece cards.
The app has passed 1.68 million downloads across the two platforms, and it has 240,000 monthly active users. In the last 30 days, Jupiter Mobile handled $575 million in trading volume and brought in $770,000 in fees.
When a user buys a digital pack, the cards are opened through smart contracts and verifiable on-chain randomness. Each NFT matches a physical card that has been graded, authenticated by a third party, and kept in an insured vault. And when the physical card is redeemed, the linked NFT is burned and delivery starts, with insurance covering the shipment.
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