08 — Fighter Cards
The Card Itself
The Card is the product the platform is named after: a collectible fighter card that carries a real, verified record. Fans buy it, collect it and trade it; the fighter earns from every print and every resale.
Anatomy of a card
| Element | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Portrait | The fighter's official photo for that season or edition. |
| Fight name & legal name | Ring name in display type, real name underneath. |
| Tier badge | The fighter's tier at the moment the edition was minted. |
| Record block | Wins–losses, all of them confirmed through the trust ladder. |
| Serial number | Print number out of the edition size, e.g. 014 / 250. |
| Edition mark | Season, event or milestone the card was issued for. |
| Back face | Full stat sheet, fight history, division, gym and federation. |
Editions and rarity
| Edition | Supply | Issued when |
|---|---|---|
| Rookie Card | Open for the first season, then closed forever | A fighter's first verified win. |
| Season Card | Numbered, capped per season | Once per season while the fighter is active. |
| Milestone Card | Small numbered run | Tier promotion, title, or streak milestone. |
| Event Card | Capped to the event | Fighter appears on a sanctioned PFC card. |
| Legacy Card | One-of-one | Retirement or federation induction. |
Supply is set by the federation, never by the fighter, and it is fixed at mint. Scarcity is what makes early support pay off: fans who backed a rookie before anyone knew the name hold the smallest, oldest run.
How a fan takes part
Discover fighterBuy cardCollectionTrade or resellPrint physical
- 01Find a fighter through the map, a fight page or a shared link.
- 02Buy a card from the fighter's storefront while the edition is open — price rises as the run sells out.
- 03The card lands in the fan's dashboard collection, with serial number and purchase date.
- 04Trade or resell it to another fan inside the platform; the fighter and the platform take a cut of each resale.
- 05Optionally order a physical print of the same card, produced through Printify and shipped to the fan.
Collection dashboard
Fan side- Grid of every card owned, filterable by fighter, tier, edition and rarity.
- Completion tracking: full sets per fighter, per season and per event.
- Public collector profile with a shareable link and a collector rank.
- Card detail view showing the fighter's live record — the card page stays current even though the print is fixed.
Trading
Fan to fan- Direct offers: card-for-card, card-for-money, or a mix.
- Both sides confirm; the platform moves ownership and records the transfer history.
- Every card keeps a visible chain of owners — provenance is part of the value.
- Resale royalty split between the fighter, the federation and the platform.
What the fighter gets
Athlete side- Primary sale revenue for every card sold, minus the platform service fee.
- A royalty on every resale, forever.
- Print margin on physical twins.
- A live view of who holds their cards — the real fanbase, not a follower count.
Physical twins
- Any owned card can be ordered as a physical print on demand.
- The print carries the same serial number and a verification code linking back to the digital card.
- Printify handles production and shipping; the platform keeps a print margin shared with the fighter.
- Physical prints do not transfer ownership — the digital card stays the record.