Jupiter Mobile now integrates its Gacha trading card feature directly into the app, letting users buy packs, open them, and manage physical graded trading cards without leaving the platform.

When a physical card is redeemed, the associated NFT is burned and the shipment begins, with shipments insured and loss claims supported; all relevant details are stored in the token metadata.

This move signals Jupiter’s strategy to expand from financial services into physical-asset collecting and broader on-chain consumer experiences within a single mobile interface.

Gacha blends digital card packs with vault-backed physical assets, with each NFT representing a 1-to-1 physical card like graded Pokémon or One Piece cards kept in secured, insured vaults.

The integration aims to reduce friction by handling pack openings, inventory tracking, and buybacks within Jupiter Mobile, positioning it as a broader Web3 consumer app beyond DeFi.

Jupiter Mobile has surpassed 1.68 million downloads, boasts 240,000 monthly active users, and processed $575 million in trading volume over the last 30 days, generating $770,000 in fees.

Physical card fulfillment is carried out by third-party partners before token creation; cards are graded, authenticated, insured, and the corresponding NFT is minted after verification.