Buy local cardswithout the Facebook gamble.
Mintd gives Melbourne collectors market-aware listings, clear checkout costs, QR pickup, and final handoff evidence so buyers know what they paid for and sellers know when earnings can move.
Check the listing, meet locally, scan the QR, and confirm the card before seller earnings move.
Melbourne - local pickup
Listing
Charizard - Base Set
Near Mint reference.
Raw and graded context.
The listing starts with a card match and price context.
Price, condition, photos, and pickup details are visible up front.
Protected payment is available only on eligible flagged listings.
Pickup QR ready
The wedge
Price first.Chat only when it matters.
Built for local card trading where the listing should carry the basics before anyone starts negotiating: card identity, condition, photos, market references, pickup options, and payment path.
How it works
The listing loop.Short enough for FNM.
Mintd assumes there is no message thread before intent. The listing carries the market context, pickup details, and payment path before buyers commit.
Search the card
Pick the matched TCG item, set, condition, language, and photos.
card matchCheck the market
See available TCGplayer and PriceCharting references before setting a list price.
price contextPublish fast
The listing shows price, market context, condition, photos, and pickup details.
list liveReserve or pay
Buyers act from the marketplace, then meet locally and close with QR proof.
pickup flow
For buyers
See the price context.Then decide.
The marketplace view is designed to show the card, the seller's list price, and available market references before a buyer reserves or pays.
TCGplayer and PriceCharting context appears where available.
The basics belong on the listing, not hidden in DMs.
Protected payment can sit on eligible listings; pickup proof stays attached.
For sellers
List at your price.Back it with the market.
Search a card, review the live references Mintd has, set the price you want, and publish without opening a negotiation thread first.
Seller listing flow
For protected-payment listings, sellers receive the listed sale price after final handoff evidence. Buyer protection and checkout costs are shown before payment.
For shops
Price-aware shop dropswithout spreadsheet work.
Turn stock, events, and counter traffic into local listings that show market context beside the shop's price.
Turn cards into catalogue-backed listings.
Show market references beside shop prices.
Feature cards locals can inspect and pick up.
See views, watchlists, and pickup interest.
FAQ
Quick checks before the Melbourne drop.
Is Mintd live?+
Mintd is opening through Melbourne early access. First access runs through Discord, direct invites, and shop conversations.
What does protected payment mean?+
Mintd keeps pickup details, payment records, QR handoff, and final handoff evidence attached to the order. Buyers see checkout costs before payment, and seller earnings move after final confirmation unless a review or account issue is open.
Do buyers need to message before buying?+
Not for the basics. Mintd is designed so the listing carries price, condition, photos, pickup details, and market context first. Buyers can reserve from the listing or pay through protected pickup where available.
Where does market pricing come from?+
When Mintd has a reliable match, listings can show market references such as TCGplayer and PriceCharting. If a price is missing or still being curated, the app labels that instead of pretending it knows.
What does it cost?+
Cash pickup listings can be reserved without protected payment. Where protected pickup is available, buyers see checkout costs before payment and seller payout is based on the listed sale price.
Does Mintd ship cards?+
Not yet. Mintd is pickup-first so early users can inspect cards in person and keep the handoff proof simple.
Early access
Help prove local card pickup can be clearer than the pre-sale DM grind.
Join if you buy, sell, play at FNM, run a shop, or want local cards with price context, pickup details, and a cleaner handoff record.