Updated October 26, 2026 Reviewed by Roman K.
rip.fun sealed foil rip pack Tap to rip
Rank #24 overall

RIP.FUN

rip.fun, run by Delaware-registered ripdotfun ltd., vaults real sealed Pokémon packs and tokenizes them 1:1 on Base. Users can rip packs on camera, trade on a 2.5%-fee marketplace or redeem physical cards. Mystery Packs come with an 85%-of-FMV buyback paid in USDC and valid for 48 hours, and storage is free and insured.

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Buy-back
85% FMV (Mystery Packs)
Platforms
Web
Buy-back
85% FMV (Mystery Packs)

Our verdict on rip.fun

rip.fun, run by Delaware-registered ripdotfun ltd., vaults real sealed Pokémon packs and tokenizes them 1:1 on Base. Users can rip packs on camera, trade on a 2.5%-fee marketplace or redeem physical cards. Mystery Packs come with an 85%-of-FMV buyback paid in USDC and valid for 48 hours, and storage is free and insured.

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