Card Vault
How a Card Vault trading card machine works
A trading card machine might sound like a toy. Card Vault is designed as the opposite: a small, serious, fast and transparent point of sale for collectors.
Step 1: look
The 32-inch screen shows the available formats — booster packs, blisters, mini tins, bundles — with a clear price. You know exactly what you'll get before you touch anything.
Step 2: tap and pay
Choose the product and pay cashless and contactless. We'll confirm the exact payment methods before opening.
Step 3: open
The machine dispenses the factory-sealed product, carefully. The rest is between you and the pack gods.
Why a machine
- Genuine, sealed product: no repacks and no weighed packs.
- Transparency: formats and prices on display.
- Speed: a good spontaneous purchase while you do other things.
- Visible stock (goal): we want to show each machine's availability online so you never make a wasted trip.
What it isn't
It isn't a prize machine or a mystery-pack machine. We don't promise values, specific cards or outcomes: every pack is random by the manufacturer's design.
Where it will be
The first Card Vault is planned for Market Plaza, Costa Verde (Panamá Oeste). Today it's a pilot in development. Learn more about what Card Vault PTY is or join the list to hear first.
FAQ
How do you pay at a Card Vault machine?
Cashless and contactless. We'll confirm the exact payment methods before opening.
What if the machine doesn't dispense the product?
Before launch we'll publish a clear support channel to resolve any purchase issue.
Do you sell mystery packs?
No. Card Vault is built around sealed, transparent product: you see the format and price before you pay.