Jupiter Brings Pokémon Card Collecting Onchain With Gacha Mobile Integration

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Jupiter has integrated its Gacha trading card product directly into Jupiter Mobile, giving users a new way to collect real graded Pokémon and One Piece cards through an on-chain mobile experience.

Users can digitally open packs from their phones and receive graded physical trading cards, which can then be shipped directly to them. Each pull uses verifiable on-chain randomness, allowing the result to be independently verified, while an instant buyback feature gives users the option to sell their card back immediately instead of keeping it.

The integration brings the entire Gacha process into Jupiter Mobile, including pack opening, card management and buybacks. Previously available as a separate experience, Gacha now sits alongside Jupiter's existing on-chain products within the app.

“Bringing Gacha natively into Jupiter Mobile reflects our commitment to delivering the best user experience. It turns the app into a one-stop hub for all your collectibles, at your fingertips, any time. No more bouncing between apps or browser tabs, just 1 click away from your favourite collectible”, said Thomas Stoffels, Head of Product at Jupiter Mobile.

The move gives Gacha access to Jupiter Mobile's existing user base. The app has recorded more than 1.68 million downloads across iOS and Android, including 240,000 active users over the past 30 days. It processed $575 million in volume and generated $770,000 in fees during the same period.

Jupiter has expanded beyond its roots in swaps to offer perpetuals, lending and other on-chain financial products. Gacha pushes that expansion into physical collectibles, using blockchain infrastructure to support verifiable pack openings while the underlying collectibles remain real graded cards.

By integrating Gacha natively, Jupiter is positioning its mobile app as a single entry point for both its financial products and newer consumer experiences, including trading card collecting.

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