A Fankado Card is a curated, phygital collectible from creators and influencers. The physical card is the tradeable, tangible collectible. The digital card lives in your wallet as proof of ownership and may enable creator-defined extras.
Buy a creator’s pack (e.g., a “Jake Paul Pack” for $10). You’re guaranteed a common from that creator and there’s a chance to pull a rare (like a 1/1 or x/10). The physical card is tradeable; the digital card is proof and may unlock optional, creator-defined benefits. No crypto required.
Every purchase includes a digital card in your Fankado wallet. Printing physical cards is optional and on-demand—most collectors print rares. Commons typically stay digital.
Today we’re focused on creators and influencers. The platform also works for athletes and brands.
Some cards may include creator-defined extras—like access to content, community roles, early drops, or event eligibility. Benefits are optional and vary by creator/card; they’re a bonus, not a guarantee.
Fankado is curated. Rarity is intentional—commons build the base; rares and ultra-rares are scarce and special.
Accessible entry; many collectors keep commons digital.
Scarcer supply; often the ones fans print.
Highly limited (e.g., 1/1, x/10).
Simple sign-in and checkout. No crypto, no outside wallets.
Each drop has a fixed size (e.g., 10,000 cards) and a set number of rares (e.g., 10). Rare positions are randomly assigned within the drop. Every purchase is a random pull from the remaining pool—so odds are fair for everyone, and outcomes can’t be influenced by creators or Fankado.
See How Drops Work for a deeper dive.
No. You’re buying a digital card. Every card can be redeemed for a physical print at any time for an additional fee. On some drops, certain rares may include subsidized or free printing/shipping.
The cards are collectibles first, but the influencers owners can verify who owns the cards and may use that to offer some additional benefits. Any creator-defined / offered benefits are optional and not guaranteed.
You are guaranteed a common card of the creator but your pack may also include a rare (e.g., 1/1 or x/10). Odds depend on the drop size and rarity counts.
No. Fankado cards don’t require crypto or blockchain. They’re simple collectibles with a digital companion. If the ecosystem evolves and it ever makes sense, we may explore optional conversions—but that’s not our focus.
Yes. While we’re focused on creators/influencers today, the platform also works for athletes and brands (e.g., special giveaways or event drops).
Today, the physical card is the tradeable collectible. The digital card is proof and may enable extras when offered by creators although there are no guarantees any cards will have benefits.
Open packs from your favorite creators. Keep cards digital or go physical on demand.