Changelog

This release brings a new way to browse the marketplace, improvements to inventory management, and continued polish across mobile and desktop. We’ve focused on making it easier to find good deals, manage your collection faster, and keep navigation smooth across the app.

CardNexus mobile is live on the App Store and Google Play

We shipped our native mobile apps for iOS and Android. CardNexus on your phone is built for real collection work:

• Your full inventory — browse and manage your collection on the go.

• A card scanner we believe is the fastest on the market — tuned to recognize every game we support today, so you can add cards without fighting the camera.

• List for sale in a few taps — take something from your bag to a live listing without opening a laptop.

Everything you need for your collection in your pocket, whenever you want it.

👉 We also pushed our first update since launch (0.9.25 on App Store & Play Store):

• Streamer mode to avoid UI overlap when recording or streaming

• Search field added in expansions

• Fixed a bug where scanned cards could send wrong quantities

• Scanner improvements to reduce wrong game detection prompts

• Plus many small fixes and stability improvements

Hot deals, fresh listings, smarter browsing

On the desktop app, we added Shop Now in the header. It takes you to a new page we call the Feed: a stream of new marketplace listings, so you can see what landed recently and dig in by the games you care about.

Explore also gets a carousel of the latest hot deals — strong offers you can skim before they’re gone. That “hot deals only” view is available on the Feed as well, so you can focus on bargains when you want to shop efficiently.

Less searching, more discovering.

Sort by last modified in inventory

You can now sort your inventory by last modified.

This makes it easy to:

• find the last cards you added

• quickly fix mistakes

• review recent changes

• continue a scanning or import session

A small change, but very useful when working with large inventories.

Navigation update — cleaner filters, smoother UI

We’ve reworked the filter, sort, and view components to make navigation smoother across the whole app, with a big focus on mobile usability.

• No more UI glitches when switching filters or views

• Cleaner header icons and spacing

• Table actions improved for small screens

Everything should now feel more stable, faster, and easier to use — especially when moving between pages.

Fixes & improvements

• Disputes: clearer rules so edge-case resolutions don’t run ahead of an active seller proposal.

• Orders: easier to work through large orders (filter, sort, search on the order detail page; expansion filter and layout fixes; better pagination).

• Bulk listing improvements

• Sort dropdown: smoother behavior for the collapsible Show more options.

• Mobile: ongoing polish across marketplace entry points, scanner, search, inventory, and onboarding.

Curious about what’s next on our quest journal? Check out our Public Roadmap! You can see what we’re working on, what’s coming up, and even suggest features you want to see.

It’s been 10 days since we launched the marketplace, and we’ve been working hard to make it better. Your feedback has been really encouraging — thank you. We’ve spent this time consolidating the marketplace and adding improvements we hope you’ll enjoy.

Here’s what’s new.

Multi-currency marketplace – 29 countries, 10 currencies

The CardNexus marketplace now supports 29 countries and 10 currencies. Sellers in 12 new countries can onboard and list in their local currency. When you browse, prices are shown in your currency based on your shipping country, with the seller’s original price shown as well — so you can see a card in GBP, USD, CH, or your own currency, without doing any conversion yourself.

You can add cards from sellers in any supported currency; everything is converted and displayed in your currency for a smooth shopping experience.

12 New supported countries for sellers

1. United Kingdom (GB)

2. Switzerland (CH)

3. Cyprus (CY)

4. Estonia (EE)

5. Croatia (HR)

6. Latvia (LV)

7. Lithuania (LT)

8. Luxembourg (LU)

9. Malta (MT)

10. Slovakia (SK)

11. Slovenia (SI)

12. Norway (NO)

10 Currencies supported

1. USD – US Dollar (United States, Canada)

2. EUR – Euro (20 countries: AT, BE, CY, DE, EE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HR, IE, IT, LT, LU, LV, MT, NL, PT, SI, SK)

3. GBP – British Pound (United Kingdom)

4. CHF – Swiss Franc (Switzerland)

5. SEK – Swedish Krona (Sweden)

6. DKK – Danish Krone (Denmark)

7. NOK – Norwegian Krone (Norway)

8. PLN – Polish Złoty (Poland)

9. HUF – Hungarian Forint (Hungary)

10. CAD – Canadian Dollar (Canada, per help center; code currently maps CA to USD)

Fees comparison page

A new fees comparison page is available to compare marketplace fees across regions. You’ll find links in the footer, cart, and documentation so you can quickly see how fees work before listing. You can access it here.

More grading companies supported

Three new grading companies are supported:

• MTG Grade

• PCA

• CollectAura

You can now track graded cards from these services in your inventory.

Order and seller improvements

• Funds release badge and payout date on seller orders so you know when funds will be available.

• Pending unreleased funds shown in your sales stats.

• Game, expansion, and product type displayed on order pages for clearer identification.

• Apply sell price option in the bulk list-for-sale flow to speed up listing.

• Finish badge on cart product rows so you can see card finish at a glance.

• Convert and format shown on listing cards for clearer pricing.

Shipping updates

• Higher maximum shipping rates for sellers.

• Seller shipping notice flow for clearer communication around shipping.

Fixes & improvements

• Clearer error message when your cart region doesn’t match the checkout region

• Simplified track shipment dialog and seller info display

• Improved order card wording and removed misleading rating label

• Fixed quick search scroll jump

• Fixed public profile pagination total count

• Fixed text import when card names contain exclamation points

• Fixed bulk edit dialog when using market price mode

• Fixed infinite loading bar when opening order links on the same page

• Fixed search bar clearing when selecting a game from autocomplete

• Fixed graded card selling price display in inventory detail

• Clearer Edit buttons in the inventory context menu

• Buy box now shown on product pages for games without external price data

• Various performance and stability improvements

Curious about what’s next? Check out our Public Roadmap. You can see what we’re working on, what’s coming up, and suggest features you’d like to see.

This is a big one and it’s our 13th changelog, and we believe it will bring us good fortune.

The marketplace is finally live, discovery mode arrives in Explore, and we’ve made huge improvements across navigation, performance, and the catalogue. This release marks a major step toward our vision: one place where you can do everything you need for your TCG collection.

The marketplace is live

You can now list your cards for sale and buy from sellers across Europe and North America.
This is a huge milestone for CardNexus, bringing us closer to our goal of building the ultimate hub for collectors, players, and traders.

List your products, browse offers, and start trading — let’s change how we trade cards from now on.

Sell faster with bulk listing

Selling your duplicates has never been easier.
From your inventory, you can now select multiple cards and list them in just a few clicks:

• Bulk select cards

• Apply market price or set your own price

• Choose quantity to list

• Publish in seconds

In just a few clicks, your listings are live.

More details in our Help Center → https://help.cardnexus.com

Discovery mode in Explore

We’ve added a new way to browse cards: Discovery mode.

Directly from Explore, you can now:

• See which cards you already own

• See which cards are missing

• Add or remove cards from your inventory without leaving the page

Perfect for collectors who like to use Explore or global search to manage their collection.

Filters now live in the URL

Filters are now part of the page URL.
This means a much smoother navigation experience:

• Keep your filters when switching tabs

• Go back to the exact state you left

• Share filtered results with a link

• Bookmark searches

• Navigate faster across the platform

Small change, big usability upgrade.

Major fixes & improvements

We’ve fixed a lot of issues over the past weeks to make the experience more stable and faster.

• Filters and sorting fixed in Inventory and Explore

• Market prices added for multiple games (see details below)

• Fixed image upload on inventory products

• Fixed the See all printings button on product page

• Global search completely improved with our new OpenSearch system (faster, smoother, more reliable)

• Many small fixes and UI improvements across the app

Large catalogue cleanup & additions

We’ve done a major pass on the database with many fixes, new products, and price updates.

Lorcana – Winterspell

• Added missing singles

• Added promo cards

• Price updates

Riftbound - League of Legends TCG

• Added Arcane Booster Set singles

• Added Spiritforged singles

• Added 40+ promo cards

• Fixed rarity, tags, domains, and data errors

• Added new sealed product (Chinese New Year 2026 bundle)

One Piece

• Database corrections

• Added EB-03 Heroines

Magic: The Gathering

• Added Lorwyn Eclipsed sealed products

• Added Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Eternal (sealed product + singles)

• Added spoilers for Marvel Super Heroes

Flesh and Blood

• Database cleanup

• Added latest expansions:

  • Silver Age Chapter 1 & 2

  • Compendium of Rathe

  • Armory Deck Origins: Hala

This is one of our biggest updates so far — and we’re just getting started.

Curious about what’s next on our quest journal? Check out our Public Roadmap! You can see what we’re working on, what’s coming up, and even suggest features you want to see.

This release expands CardNexus into new territory, with sealed products for MTG, a brand-new TCG joining the platform, and some of the rarest Sorcery cards making their way into the Nexus. On top of that, we’ve improved data quality and added new expansions to explore.

Magic: The Gathering sealed products now available

You can now add Magic: The Gathering sealed products to your inventory.
Booster boxes, decks, and other sealed items can be tracked just like your singles, allowing you to follow their value over time and manage your sealed collection directly in CardNexus.

Sorcery: Contested Realm – Curios added

The mysterious Curio cards from Sorcery: Contested Realm have been added to CardNexus.
Curios are extremely rare chase cards found in Sorcery booster packs. They are often subtle nods to previous designs, alternate artworks, or special treatments — sometimes so discreet they’re easy to miss.
These cards are not officially acknowledged by the publisher and aren’t listed on official websites or major marketplaces, but they are now part of CardNexus for collectors who want to track every rare detail of their collection.

New game supported – Cyberpunk TCG

You probably didn’t miss it: we’re officially partnered with Cyberpunk TCG.
CardNexus will be the go-to place to follow the game’s journey, from early information and spoilers all the way to release. You can already start exploring the game and preparing your collection inside the platform.

Lorcana now available in French

Lorcana is now fully available in French on CardNexus.
French-speaking collectors can search for cards using their official French names and browse the game in their preferred language. Bonne recherche ! 🇫🇷

New expansions available

New content has landed on the platform:

• Riftbound – Spiritforged (spoiler cards added)

• Magic: The Gathering – Lorwyn

• Lorcana - Winterspell

Fixes & improvements

• Fixed cropping issue on cards visual

• Fixed on the daily losers that resetting itself when scrolling

• Fixed an issue where buttons for adding items to the inventory were not appearing

• Fixed copy/paste issues in text import when using list exports for certain games

• Fixed market value inconsistencies displayed in the portfolio

• Numerous finish corrections following last week’s large data migration

• Various performance and stability improvements under the hood

Curious about what’s next on our quest journal? Check out our Public Roadmap! You can see what we’re working on, what’s coming up, and even suggest features you want to see.

This release introduces long-awaited support for graded cards, along with key product and data improvements across the platform. From a redesigned product page to cleaner, more reliable data, CardNexus continues to evolve to better serve collectors.

Graded cards – now supported in your inventory

You can now add graded cards to your inventory. This allows you to track your graded cards alongside the rest of your collection, keeping everything in one place.

A few important notes:

• Graded cards can be added via quick search only (not available through bulk import)

• Graded cards are not synced with lists, meaning a graded card will not fulfill missing copies of the same card in a list

This ensures graded items remain clearly separated from raw card tracking.

New product page design

To prepare for the upcoming marketplace release, we’ve redesigned the product page.
We also took the opportunity to address several user feedback points.

What’s improved:

• Inventory counts are more visible and easier to access

• The page layout is cleaner and easier to read

• The price graph is clearer, now focused on a single finish at a time

A smoother experience today, and a stronger foundation for what’s coming next.

Pokémon data cleanup – more accurate, more stable

We’ve done a major cleanup of our Pokémon database.
Previously, some cards were missing, prices were inconsistent, and finishes were sometimes incorrect. Pokémon now has 89% market price coverage, with the remaining data rolling out progressively.

This gives you a much more reliable foundation for tracking Pokémon collections.

New expansions available

Several new expansions have landed on CardNexus:

• Sorcery – Gothic

• One Piece – OP14 (spoiler cards added)

• Rise – Corrupted (spoiler cards added)

Fixes & improvements

• Default language and condition settings have been fixed — you can now choose your preferred defaults when adding cards

• Fixed duplicate card issues in Lorcana

• Added missing prices for Lorcana – Whispers in the Well

• Fixed bulk actions in public list views

• Added a change finish option in the inventory details modal

• Improved the printing picker in the inventory details modal

• Various performance and stability improvements under the hood

Curious about what’s next on our quest journal? Check out our Public Roadmap! You can see what we’re working on, what’s coming up, and even suggest features you want to see.

This release brings major quality-of-life improvements to your inventory workflow. From faster mass editing to a brand-new storage system, everything is designed to make navigating and managing your collection smoother than ever.

Bulk actions in grid view – mass editing, finally where you want it

Grid view is your favorite view — and until now, many of you didn’t even know we had bulk actions, because they were only available in table view.
Not anymore.

You can now use bulk actions directly in grid view to:

• Create a new list from selected items

• Delete multiple lines at once

• Change condition or language for several products

• Export you data in all the formats you need

• And more — all inside the view you already love

A new inventory storage system – built for performance

We’ve completely redesigned how inventory data is stored behind the scenes.
Cards are no longer grouped together — instead, each language/condition combination now has its own dedicated line.

For example, instead of seeing:
4× Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox #255 (English, 2 Near Mint + 2 Lightly Played)

You’ll now see:
2× Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox #255 – English, Near Mint
2× Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox #255 – English, Lightly Played

This new system unlocks:

• Better overall performance

• More accurate and flexible inventory management

• A smoother experience as your collection grows

Ultra-fast keyboard shortcuts – speed through your inventory

Thanks to the new inventory structure, we’ve added powerful quick-actions you can trigger directly from your keyboard.
Place your cursor on any inventory line and use:

Windows (Alt) / Mac (Option)

Qwerty

• + 1 → Add one copy to your inventory

• + 2 → Remove one copy

• + 3 → Remove all copies of that product

Azerty

• + &→ Add one copy to your inventory

• + é → Remove one copy

• + ” → Remove all copies of that product

There are also new quick actions available to change the condition, language, printing, or copy the product name, you just have to click the “…” menu on the line or card to access all quick actions or simply right click the card image / row.

Managing your inventory has never been this fast.

New expansions available

New sets have arrived on CardNexus — ready to browse, add to your inventory, and track:

• Lorcana – Whispers in the Well

• Lorcana – Challenge Promo #2

• Magic: The Gathering – Avatar: The Last Airbender

• One Piece – Carrying on His Will

Fixes & improvements

• Corrected pricing discrepancies between portfolio value graph and header total

• Text import now ignores lines with quantity 0 instead of defaulting to 1

• Corrected attribute and variant names display issues in Flesh and Blood

• Fixed responsive issues when expanding the filter bar

• Fixed quantity synchronization between inventories and lists

• Major performance improvements for batch uploading large collections

• Fixed several pagination issues

• A few minor performance and stability improvements under the hood

Curious about what’s next on our quest journal? Check out our Public Roadmap! You can see what we’re working on, what’s coming up, and even suggest features you want to see.

This release is all about visibility, clarity, and smoother collection management. From sharing your inventory publicly to seeing more details at a glance, here’s everything that’s new.

Public profiles – share your collection with anyone

Your CardNexus inventory just got social! You can now share your collection publicly with friends, communities, or anyone you choose.
Simply copy your profile’s URL and send it via private message, Discord, or social media.
Visitors will be able to browse your inventory, use filters, and explore your collection — no CardNexus account required.

New product details dialog – redesigned for clarity

We’ve completely redesigned the product details dialog to make it easier to navigate, especially on smaller screens. You can now view and manage card details more comfortably across your inventory and lists — and even better, you can change the finish of a product directly from the dialog.
Previously, you had to delete and re-add the card with the right finish — not anymore. Simple, direct, and efficient.

Grid view – more details at a glance

Your favorite view just got smarter! We’ve added language and condition directly to each card’s display in the grid view. You can instantly see these key details while browsing your collection.

Sealed products – new games added

Sealed product tracking now extends to One Piece and Flesh and Blood!
You can add booster boxes, decks, and other sealed items from these games to your inventory, follow their market values, and watch them evolve alongside your singles.

Fixes & improvements

• Data corrections for Riftbound and Rise

• Improvements and fixes to text import and CSV import

• A few minor performance and stability improvements under the hood

Curious about what’s next on our quest journal? Check out our Public Roadmap! You can see what we’re working on, what’s coming up, and even suggest features you want to see.

A legendary new TCG arrives, sealed products are finally here, and search just got a major power-up. Let’s dive in.

Riftbound – the League of Legends TCG joins CardNexus

Straight from Riot Games comes Riftbound, the long-awaited League of Legends TCG.
Enter Runeterra’s world of champions, spells, and rival factions as you build decks and compete for glory. Whether you’re loyal to Demacia, Noxus, or Ionia, you can now track and manage your Riftbound cards directly inside CardNexus.
Discover more about the game and its lore here: riftbound.leagueoflegends.com

Sealed products – now supported in CardNexus

You can now add sealed products to your inventory alongside your cards!
Track their market value over time, watch price trends month after month, and expand your collection tracking beyond singles.
Sealed products are currently available for Riftbound, Lorcana, Sorcery, and Rise, with more games coming very soon.

Search by set code and card number

Looking for a specific print? You can now search any card by its set code and card number directly from the global search bar: type [Set code] - [card number] and find quickly your card.
For example:

• Magic: The Gathering — type LEA-232 for Black Lotus (Alpha Edition)

• Lorcana — type 1-207 for Elsa – Winter Spirit [Enchanted] (The First Chapter)

For games that include set code directly in their cards print number, type only the print number. For example:

• Flesh and Blood — type WTR000 for Heart of Fyendal

• One Piece — type OP01-120 for Shanks (Romance Dawn)

The perfect feature for power users who wants to be speed and precision.

Auto-selected game filters

If you only collect one game, CardNexus now automatically selects it in your inventory filters.
This means you’ll instantly see all game-specific attributes and filters, instead of the generic ones. A small change, but a big win for usability.

Fixes & improvements

• Rise & Riftbound data corrections — fixed pricing issues, added missing promo cards, and corrected various data inaccuracies across both games

• User cities are now hidden from public profiles (only the country remains visible)

• Fixed minor issues in Preferences view

• Fixed minor issues in Inventory daily movers

• And few minor performance and stability improvements under the hood

Curious about what’s next on our quest journal? Check out our Public Roadmap! You can see what we’re working on, what’s coming up, and even suggest features you want to see.