Pick your next
plot twist.
Choose an eligible vaulted card. Accept a current offer, or list it and wait for a buyer.




Cards. Meet real life.
A little less vault. A little more life.
Sell eligible collectibles. Turn settled proceeds into a prepaid card for your next purchase.
Explore live public listings and the spending calculator. Card issuance and trading are not enabled for MintlyPay. See details



Keep your grails. Give the rest a new purpose.
Choose an eligible vaulted card. Accept a current offer, or list it and wait for a buyer.
After the sale completes, net USDC lands in your wallet. An estimated collection value stays an estimate.
Choose an amount for a new prepaid card. The rest stays in your wallet for whatever comes next.
One sale. Your choice of what comes next.
Play with the numbers.
Illustrative sale price. No live offer or valuation.
Choose an amount. Keep the rest in your wallet.
An illustration, not a quote or available balance. Additional network or provider costs are excluded. Fees and availability would be confirmed before a real transaction.
Same collector energy. Tap him to play.
That duplicate. The one you outgrew. The trade that’s ready for its next chapter.
MintlyPay starts with a simple idea: collecting should fit into living.
Find your next chapterChoose how much of a completed sale goes toward a prepaid card. Keep the remainder in your wallet.
Collection estimates, sale proceeds and individual card balances are different things. They stay that way.
The first version is built around completed sales. No borrowing, collateral or repayment schedule.
Your next trade. A little more discreet. We’re exploring ways to send and receive eligible slabs with more privacy.
Privacy transfers are not available yet. Ordinary Solana transfers remain public. We’ll explain the protections and limits before launch.
Meet private sendsPlanned loans against eligible collectibles. Borrowing will involve costs and repayment. Default could mean losing your collateral.
Reloadable cards are planned, so you can add funds to the same card. Identity verification will apply.
Cashback in Collector Crypt’s $MINTLYPAY, planned to be funded by trading-fee revenue. A little more to look forward to with every eligible purchase.
Reward rates, eligible spending and distribution details will be shared before launch.
Explore cashbackDedicated MintlyPay apps for iOS and Android are on the roadmap. For now, the web app goes wherever you do.
Open the web appPlanned features. Not available today. Timing, eligibility and availability may change.
A few things to know before the next chapter.
You can connect a compatible wallet and browse live marketplace listings in the web app. Review offers on eligible Core collectibles, check a prepaid quote and confirm each transaction in your wallet. Current transaction availability is shown in the app. The homepage calculator uses illustrative numbers and does not move money.
The initial focus is eligible authenticated, graded trading cards already vaulted and represented on-chain through Collector Crypt. Eligibility and current offers would need to be checked. Some cards may have no buyer.
Reloadable cards are coming soon. We’re planning a way to add funds to the same card, subject to provider approval and identity verification. The initial single-load card cannot be topped up. Later sale proceeds would stay in your wallet until you choose another card. Reloadable availability, fees and limits are not confirmed, and no launch date is promised.
Cashback in Collector Crypt’s $MINTLYPAY is coming soon. The planned rewards would be funded by a portion of trading-fee revenue. Reward rates, eligible spending, funding allocation and distribution details are not yet confirmed. No cashback is being earned or paid today, and token rewards would be separate from your wallet USDC and prepaid-card balance.
The first version is intended for eligible users physically in the US and supported US merchants, with an online-first experience. Acceptance varies. Apple Pay, ATM withdrawals and universal acceptance are not promised.
Leftover sale proceeds stay in your wallet as USDC. After a collectible sale settles, you choose how much to use for a prepaid card. Only the card purchase amount and any fees you approve leave your wallet; the rest stays there. Your whole sale is not automatically loaded onto a card.
Money already loaded onto a prepaid card is separate. The initial nonreloadable card cannot be unloaded back into your wallet. Merchant refunds can return to that card, subject to its terms. Review the card’s expiry, refund and dispute rules before purchase. Read the card details.
No KYC step at card order describes Laso’s current U.S. single-load flow: no identity-document upload or identity-verification step to order a $5–$1,000 card. Wallet screening, account restrictions and issuer terms still apply. This does not promise anonymity or no checks for collectible sales, merchant purchases or future services. Reloadable cards require identity verification. Review the exact product requirements before purchase. Read the details.
Lending is coming soon on our roadmap. The proposed feature would let eligible users pledge a collectible as collateral for a loan. Borrowing would involve interest, fees and repayment obligations. Default could mean losing the collectible. It is not available today; lender approval, eligibility, pricing and a launch date have not been established.
We plan to put a portion of trading-fee revenue received by MintlyPay toward the people using it and what comes next.
Help fund cashback in Collector Crypt’s $MINTLYPAY for eligible spending. Reward rates and eligibility will be published before rewards begin.
about cashbackSupport future development, infrastructure and ongoing improvements to the MintlyPay experience.
what’s coming soon?Plan for open-market purchases of MintlyPay tokens, followed by verifiable token burns. Buybacks and burns are not automatic or guaranteed.
how we’re thinking about itAllocation percentages, timing and execution rules are not finalized. Funding depends on fees actually received. No token return or price outcome is promised.
The MintlyPay token is optional. You won’t need to hold it to use the core collectible-to-prepaid flow. Token details.
Turning collectibles into spending power.