Jupiter Adds Gacha Trading Card Feature Directly Inside Its Mobile App

Jupiter has integrated its Gacha trading card product natively into Jupiter Mobile, letting users rip digital packs and collect real graded cards without leaving the app. The update, announced today, rolls the rip-and-collect experience into the same interface millions already use for swaps, perpetuals, and lending on Solana.

Gacha is built around physical graded trading cards from franchises like Pokémon and One Piece. Users open packs digitally, and each pull is powered by verifiable on-chain randomness, meaning anyone can independently confirm the result wasn't manipulated. If a user pulls a card they want to keep in hand, the physical copy ships directly to them. If not, every pull comes with an instant buyback option, so users can sell the card back on the spot rather than sit on something they don't want.

Until now, Gacha existed as a separate experience. The native integration folds pack ripping, card management, and buybacks into Jupiter Mobile alongside everything else the app already offers. That matters because the app has scale. Jupiter Mobile has crossed 1.68 million downloads on iOS and Android, with 240,000 users active in the past 30 days. Over that same window, the app handled $575 million in volume and pulled in $770,000 in fees.

Thomas Stoffels, Head of Product at Jupiter Mobile, framed the move as a usability play. "It turns the app into a one-stop hub for all your collectibles, at your fingertips, any time," he said. "No more bouncing between apps or browser tabs, just 1 click away from your favourite collectible."

The addition marks another step in Jupiter's steady expansion beyond its original identity as a swap aggregator. The platform has layered on perpetuals, lending, and other financial products over time, each built on-chain and accessible through the same interfaces. Gacha is notable because it pushes that logic outside of pure finance and into consumer collecting, anchored by tangible physical assets rather than tokens or points.

For Jupiter, the strategy is to consolidate more activity into a single mobile experience. Rather than asking users to hop between separate apps or browser-based tools, the company is pulling its growing product lineup under one roof. Whether that's trading, borrowing, or now ripping a pack of Pokémon cards, the bet is that a unified entry point keeps users engaged longer and lowers the friction that still keeps many people away from on-chain products.

The Gacha integration is now live on Jupiter Mobile across both iOS and Android.