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Limited runs, device-bound keys and a retirement date you sign off.
Every deck is a branded touchpoint on a desk, at a store, at a tournament.
No one else offers an official digital home for card art. Be first in it.
Every card you license lands in one of four tiers — you pick the tier per card, we handle pricing, delivery and scarcity. Tiers run from most exclusive to open:
Installs only on its own IP deck — exclusive to your branded box. A Luffy card that lives on the One Piece deck, nowhere else.
Scarce by window or by number — 1 of 200, or on sale only between dates. Sells and installs on any deck.
A paid card with no window and no cap. Collect it on any deck, any time.
The owner's own images. Always free, always plays.
Each season can launch with a Champion / Legend Edition built around its chosen character: the physical starter card deck, a licensed DigiDeck collector box, a matching pogo-pin charging and display stand, and an exclusive motion card for that season’s legend.
If Mara Vex is Day0’s legend or chase character, the Champion / Legend starter ships with her exclusive motion artwork preloaded on its DigiDeck. This is not a numbered Limited Edition Deck; it is the character-led launch edition for the season, pairing the starter deck with its physical home and motion identity.
A set- or character-specific physical shell that turns the starter product into something collectors can display.
Matching pogo-pin stands for charging on a home shelf, game-store counter or launch display.
One approved visual language can extend across the box, stand, packaging and retail presentation.
When the approved card list is locked before manufacture, the complete starter deck can be encrypted and loaded during provisioning. It is ready to browse the first time the box is opened.
When the list must stay secret, the hardware ships ready and the approved starter package is released through the app at launch. The phone securely relays it to the DigiDeck over Bluetooth.
Eligible time-limited and limited-run editions can enter a verified secondary market after a rights-holder-defined lock-in period. The IP owner decides which sets can be resold and how long collectors must hold them before listing.
Enable resale by set, edition or content tier. Launch exclusives and hardware-bound Champion / Legend content can remain outside the market.
Set the protection window that fits the release: a season, a year or another agreed period before owners may list.
Decks travel to game stores and shows where there’s no network. So the phone is the gateway — and the deck stays off the internet, by design.
The edition is encrypted per item and, for limited runs, keyed to a single deck at provisioning.
Your iPhone downloads the ciphertext and hands it to the deck over Bluetooth. It never sees the artwork.
Decryption happens into volatile memory only. Dump the storage and you get ciphertext, not art.