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CatchBack completed an 8 million USD seed round to build a digital pack-opening platform based on physical card vaults.
[New Fundraising] CatchBack raised $8M in seed round
CatchBack is a digital pack-opening platform backed by vaulted physical cards. Users build or buy packs; openings use verifiable randomness. Pulled cards sit in an insured vault and can be held, shipped, listed on the marketplace, or sold to the platform.
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Source: https://x.com/catchback_cards/status/2102107689010794684?s=20
CatchBack completed an $8 million seed funding round.
CatchBack is a digital pack-opening platform backed by physical cards in an insured vault.
Users can build or purchase card packs.
The pack-opening process uses verifiable randomness.
Drawn cards are stored in a vault.
Users can choose to hold, ship, list on the trading market, or sell to the platform.
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CatchBack is a platform that digitizes physical collectible cards. After purchasing digital card packs, users "open" them using a verifiable random algorithm. The cards obtained are stored in a vault, and users can choose to retain digital ownership, request physical delivery, resell on the platform's marketplace, or sell directly back to the platform. The project recently completed an 8 million USD seed round.
This model combines the value preservation of physical assets with the convenience of digital transactions, addressing the pain points of slow logistics and difficulty in verifying authenticity in traditional physical card trading, and providing a new liquidity solution for the collectible card market.
For beginners who enjoy collecting cards but are concerned about the hassles of storage and trading, this "physical backing + digital trading" model lowers the barrier to entry, though attention must be paid to platform operational risks.
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